Registered apprenticeship had strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts for IT, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing sectors¶
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q3 i? Registered apprenticeship showed strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts in IT, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing relative to both comparison groups. → Jonah Deutsch 2026
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Jonah Deutsch 2026¶
Jonah Deutsch, Daniel Kuehn, Karen Gardiner, Deborah Reed, Julia Payne, Moriah Macklin, Ariella Spitzer, Peter Schochet, Astrid Harnack-Eber, Peter Kress. (2026). The Impact of Registered and Unregistered Apprenticeship: Evidence from the Scaling Apprenticeship and Closing the Skills Gap Grants. Urban Institute. https://www.mathematica.org/publications/the-impact-of-registered-and-unregistered-apprenticeship
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Sector-level findings from the impact evaluation of the two federally funded apprenticeship grant programs. The report states registered apprenticeship "had strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts for IT, healthcare and advanced manufacturing". No per-sector statistics are printed in the summary.
"Registered apprenticeship had strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts for IT, healthcare and advanced manufacturing, relative to both comparison groups."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Registered apprenticeship had positive, statistically significant impacts on ninth-quarter earnings, ranging from $3,230 to $4,693 depending on the comparison group — related
- Registered apprenticeship programs had large, statistically significant positive impacts on employment in the ninth quarter following enrollment relative to both community college students and Wagner-Peyser participants — related
- Unregistered apprenticeships had statistically significant ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts specifically for advanced manufacturing — related
- Unregistered apprenticeship programs had positive, statistically significant impacts on ninth-quarter employment, ranging from 3.9 to 4.8 percentage points — related
- A skills-first approach to hiring and advancement is taking hold in the private and public sectors — related
- Apprenticeship expansion into nontraditional industries such as healthcare and education accelerated during the pandemic — related
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Registered apprenticeship had strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts for IT, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing sectors |
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Registered apprenticeship had strong ninth-quarter employment and earnings impacts for IT, healthcare, and advanced manufacturing sectors |
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