youth apprenticeship
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Jump start your future! Youth Apprenticeship (YA) is a 1- or 2-year program that gives high school juniors and seniors the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a career while earning academic credit. Through this program, students can spend part of their school day working in a variety of industries or trades, developing professional skills, and receiving mentorship — all while completing their high school education. Sheboygan Lutheran partners with Cooperative Educational Service Agency 6 (CESA 6) to offer youth apprenticeship opportunities to our students. Learn more below, or contact our School Counselor, to get started.
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Why YA?
- REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE - Students gain hands-on experience in their chosen trade or career field, with over 80 career fields available.
- EARN SCHOOL CREDIT - YA students earn high school credit for work-based learning, contributing to graduation requirements.
- PROFESSIONAL SKILLS - Students develop workplace skills that enhance their resumes and future career opportunities.
- EARN WHILE YOU LEARN - YA students are paid for their work experience.
- CAREER SUCCESS - YA empowers students with the skills and experience needed for a seamless transition to post-secondary education, registered apprenticeships, or the workforce.
Over 80 Career Options to Explore
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Crusader Success Stories
Dozens of Crusaders have taken advantage of the Youth Apprenticeship program over the years. Take a peek at real-life examples of how the YA program has impacted the career paths of our very own students.
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LYLA THOMPSON
Youth Apprenticeship Employer: Sheboygan Senior Community Program Area: Nursing "The youth apprenticeship program has played a huge role in shaping my career goals by giving me real-world experience in healthcare. Through the program, I earned my CNA certification while working at Sheboygan Senior Community, which helped me build hands-on skills and confidence while caring for residents. This experience gave me a strong foot in the door for the nursing program and confirmed that healthcare is the path I want to pursue." |
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CARSON STOPAR
Youth Apprenticeship Employer: PSCO Kieffer Program Area: Welding "My youth apprenticeship has challenged me to think further into what I want in my life. I see a lot of hard work... but I accept the challenge. It has also helped me be a good contributing member of a team and increased my confidence in myself and the ability to do the job and do it right." |
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ELLEN HAUCH
Youth Apprenticeship Employer: Sheboygan County Humane Society Program Area: Animal Fundamentals "My youth apprenticeship has influenced my career by allowing me to experience hands-on learning for veterinarian medicine." |
