How Does the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway Benefit Employers?
Watch a short overview of how INCAP empowers employers to shape education, develop in-demand talent, and create meaningful career opportunities for high schoolers and adults.
First INCAP apprentices start working at employers throughout the state
The first high school students participating in the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) are beginning their apprenticeships as schools across the state start the new academic year.
What is the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway?
Watch a short overview of how INCAP combines paid work experience and classroom learning to prepare people for in-demand careers.
Over $1 million in grants to start building new apprenticeship pathway
Grants from the Fairbanks Foundation to fund formation of industry “talent associations” as critical step for new pathway’s goal of welcoming
Governor Braun Highlights INCAP and CEMETS iLab Indiana
Indiana Governor Mike Braun shares a message about the important work of CEMETS iLab Indiana and the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP).
Regional groups to receive grants totaling $1.2 million for new statewide career apprenticeship initiative
Regional organizations have been selected to serve as liaisons for student and school participation in the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway
Nearly $13 million awarded for statewide career apprenticeship initiative
Funds for Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway support regional implementation, Industry Talent Associations, and employer and student engagement
Coalition of Indiana leaders announces new path for Hoosiers to receive education and training
The new pathway, set to welcome students as early as the 2025-26 school year, is a key strategy to address Indiana’s talent shortages
Indiana leaders form coalition to build, grow youth apprenticeship
Business, education, government and philanthropic leaders join forces to help solve workforce development crisis