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Editor-in-Chief of Counseling Today. Designer of words. Collector and reader of books. Mother of a little dragon. she/her (Opinions and views are my own.)
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North Carolina's Big Bet on Youth Apprenticeship

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By Lindsey Phillips
| New America
Earlier this month, Governor Josh Stein announced that he will dedicate discretionary funds under the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) to scale registered youth pre-apprenticeships in high-demand sectors. Specifically, the funding will go to support NC Career Launch, which is North Carolina’s Youth Apprenticeship System led by the Office of the Governor and the NC Business Committee for Education.
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$98 Million Federal Funding Opportunity Through YouthBuild

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By Lindsey Phillips
| New America
The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has announced the availability of $98 million in funding through the department’s YouthBuild program to support communities in developing pre-apprenticeship programs that connect opportunity youth — ages 16 to 24 who are out of school or out of the workforce — to meaningful careers. This investment will increase the number of pre-apprenticeship programs available, while also expanding opportunities for young people who face barriers to success.
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Navigating the Navigators

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By Lindsey Phillips
| New America
What is the real value in building college and career pathways if students are unable to successfully navigate them? Only 47% of survey respondents who identify as Gen Z say they have enough information to decide what pathway is best for them. Coincidentally, an astounding 53% of navigators and educators admit they only provide support after a young adult asks for help.
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