Young Adults Not Enrolled in College = Youth Apprenticeship Opportunity

Matching the Top 1% of the Youth Not Enrolled in College to the Top 1% of Businesses.   

 

According to Best Colleges, ~ 62% of young adults ages 18-24 are not enrolled in college. This is about 19.3 million youth. Furthermore, a compelling comparison highlights the case against college. It also illustrates the opportunity for apprenticeships.

What if you could open up apprenticeships as an alternative pathway to at least 1% of high school graduates? These are students who may not see college as a viable option. That means 193,000 youth could learn a trade or skill through apprenticeship programs. As a result, they could enter well-paying professions.

Using the 11:1 apprentice-to-sponsor ratio, sponsoring 193,000 apprentices will require 17,545 participating employers. With EconoVue, it is easy to match the top 1% of youth not enrolled in college to the top 1% of businesses for youth apprenticeships.   

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