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Apprenticeship program for high school students
Career Readiness and Modern Youth Apprenticeship (CRMYA) by NYC Public Schools (Department of Education DOE)
Apprenticeships and job training, Internships and fellowships
BIPOC Black, Indigenous, Hispanic/Latino, and people of color, Immigrant, Justice-impacted individual, LGBTQ+ Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and more, Low-income, NYCHA resident, Out-of-school youth, Person with a disability, Public assistance recipient, Woman, Youth in foster care
6 months or more
Last updated on Mar 22, 2024
Setting up high school students for growth careers
CareerWise New York is a youth apprenticeship system that offers a three-year applied-learning environment for high school students and connects them to in demand work.
With apprenticeship, students earn debt-free college credit and nationally-recognized industry certificates through their meaningful work experience in fields such as IT, financial services, and business operations…all while graduating on-time.