Program: Construction (general)
The chart. Active registered apprentices in the United States over the past decade, and the top occupations they train for.
The count. Several hundred thousand active apprentices in a typical recent year.
The leaders. Electricians, carpenters, plumbers and pipefitters, sheet-metal workers, and a growing number of non-construction programs: healthcare, IT, manufacturing.
The model. Paid job, structured training, a certificate recognised across the country.
Compare. Countries such as Germany and Switzerland train a much larger share of young people through apprenticeship.
The question for the visitor. Which of the school's 86 programs could become an apprenticeship with a local employer?
Figures rounded. Sources and the current editions are listed in the reading behind the QR.
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