Ascend Indiana Awards $700,000 to Four Regional Sites to Pilot Youth Apprenticeship Programs in Local Communities

$175,000 has been awarded to launch youth apprenticeship pilots in their local communities.
$700,000 Given to Local Youth Apprenticeship Programs

Ascend Indiana is awarding four grants to help Indiana youth get on-the-job training.
The Jobs of the Future Are Here. Indiana Is Getting the Workforce Ready.

During my nearly 30 years in the automotive industry, there was one thing that was constant: Change.
Ascend Indiana Names Three Industry Leaders to Its Board of Directors

We are thrilled to welcome three new members to our Board of Directors.
SMWC Partners With Ascend Indiana to Help Students With Career and Internship Searches While Providing One-on-One Support

Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) has formed a partnership with Ascend Indiana to connect more students to good and promising career opportunities in Indiana.
Indiana Leans Into Youth Apprenticeships

An ambitious statewide youth apprenticeship program modeled on the renowned Swiss system of apprenticeships starting in high school is being developed in Indiana, with Ivy Tech Community College (Ivy Tech), the statewide community college system, playing an important role.
Purdue University Partners With Ascend Indiana to Help Students With Career and Internship Searches While Providing One-on-One Support

Purdue University has formed a partnership with Ascend Indiana to connect more students to good and promising career opportunities in Indiana.
Anderson University Establishes Partnership With Ascend Indiana

Anderson University has formed a partnership with Ascend Indiana to connect more students to good and promising career opportunities in Indiana.
Indiana Leaders Form Coalition to Build, Grow Youth Apprenticeship

Business, education, government and philanthropic leaders join forces to help solve workforce development crisis
Indiana Coalition to Invest in Apprenticeship System

In response to Indiana’s ongoing workforce shortage, more than 100 Hoosier leaders, including business executives, university presidents, school superintendents and state government officials, have formed a coalition to support a statewide modern youth apprenticeship program.