A New Pathway Connecting Education to In-Demand Careers

The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway

Many high school graduates do not attend college, which leaves them with few options for training after high school that prepares them for a rewarding, high-quality career. Adults, too, have few options outside the traditional college pathway to advance their existing career. At the same time, many Indiana employers are unable to grow their businesses or meet customer demands due to a lack of qualified personnel.

The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) creates new opportunities for Indiana high schoolers and adults, helping equip them, and our state, to achieve a brighter future.

Building a Pipeline to Promising Futures

High School to High-Demand

The INCAP Apprenticeship Program offers multi-year apprenticeships that begin in high school, combining classroom learning with paid on-the-job training. Students earn an INCAP credential that prepares them to begin their career, go to college, or transition to the INCAP Career Program.

Options Lead to Opportunities

The INCAP Career Program offers industry-led programs for adults, typically completed while students work part- or full-time. Graduates earn an INCAP degree that holds value in the job market and counts toward college credit, allowing them to advance within their current careers, prepare for a new one, or pursue an advanced degree.

High School to High-Demand

The INCAP Apprenticeship Program offers multi-year apprenticeships starting in high school that combine classroom learning with paid on-the-job
training. Students earn an INCAP credential that prepares them to begin their career, go to college, or transition to the INCAP Career Program.

Options Lead to Opportunities

The INCAP Career Program offers industry-led programs for adults typically completed while students work part- or full-time. Graduates earn an INCAP degree that holds value in the job market and counts toward college credit, allowing them to advance within their current careers, prepare for a new one, or pursue an advanced degree.

Learn More