August 23, 2022
Young adults are invaluable members of our labor market and bring critical talent, capacity, skill, and innovation to the workforce. However, many young adults—especially those ages 16-24 from low-income communities—face significant
barriers in the labor market. This factsheet provides resources, key metrics, and more information about how Registered Apprenticeship can support young adults.
Youth apprenticeships bridge education and careers, giving young people hands-on skills, progressive wages, credentials, and mentorship. Jobs for the Future (JFF) expands access to these opportunities, advancing economic mobility and creating pathways to quality jobs.…
With the support of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Apprenticeship Expansion and Modernization Fund, JFF is increasing access to Registered Apprenticeship programs for opportunity youth—young adults ages 16 to 24 who do not have connections…