Tech apprenticeship programs
Learn about the apprenticeships offered by our educational partners.
CYBERSECURITY
In the Cybersecurity program, apprentices acquire technical knowledge of current and emerging cyber threats, vulnerabilities, and technologies. Apprentices learn to script and code, use and administer current operating systems, and acquire core knowledge in digital networking. Equipped with proper foundation, apprentices learn how to identify security threats and incorporate best practices in detecting and responding to global threats in a forensically sound manner.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
In the Software Development program, apprentices acquire the skills to build web pages, applications, or apps. Apprentices learn to program, test and script software, and front end, back end, and full stack web development. Apprentices learn core programming concepts that are applicable in any language and find out what day-to-day life as a professional developer is like. As an apprentice, you will gain expertise with the modern software engineering tools and frameworks you’ll use on the job.
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TechReady is also working directly with employers with tech apprenticeship programs. If you are interested in an apprenticeship program, contact us now to find the right fit for you.
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BY THE NUMBERS
Apprenticeships lead to careers
Since 2017, more than 800,000 American have found employment through an apprenticeship.
Full-time opportunity
Six months after completing their program, 94% of apprentices retained full-time employment.
Well-paying salaries
Over 90% percent of workers who complete an apprenticeship earn an average of $70,000 annually.
Apprenticeships with bountiful benefits
Accelerate your tech career
Apprenticeships can help launch your tech career faster than a degree program alone.
Earn while you learn
As an apprentice, you will be placed in a paid job that will let you learn and develop your tech skills while getting paid to learn.
Supported each step of the way
As an apprentice, you will be assigned a mentor who will help guide you through this learning journey.
College credits
In many programs, apprentices can earn college credit for their coursework and training. These credits may apply to an associate’s and bachelor’s degree.
Become a standout job candidate
As an apprentice, you gain experience and build sought-after skills that make you standout to employers.
From apprentice to employee
Many apprentices are either full-time employees, or eventually hired into full-time employment at the end of the program.
Expand your professional network
Your connections will expand to include your assigned mentor, work colleagues and other apprentices.