Who we are

ApprenticeTrack was created to connect education and training to the world of work. The program is designed to work with organizations that prepare people for careers—high schools, colleges, universities, trade schools, and workforce-development centers.

The world-of-work work-study

The objective is to offer valuable work experience that education or conventional training alone may not provide. The program is built around the practical connection between Education, Training, and Work that leads toward employability.

Rather than treating work as something to begin only after training is complete, ApprenticeTrack places meaningful project experience directly into the learning journey.

Career exposure before choosing a direction

Many students—and people considering career changes—are still deciding what type of work best suits them. Exposure to multiple jobs, roles, and types of projects can provide a clearer view of what different careers actually involve.

Through Phazeline sessions, participants rotate through aspects of work such as teamwork, leadership, organization, planning, and execution. The work is connected to real projects, so these experiences are more than demonstrations.

Industry experts and real connections

ApprenticeTrack connects apprentices with industry experts who share knowledge, provide mentoring perspectives, and serve as points of contact within their fields. Those relationships help participants understand professional expectations and potential career paths.