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Sen. Brown Proposes Bill to Provide High Schoolers with Apprenticeship Options

Brown says this proposed bill targets students who don't choose college but want to learn skills.
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Brown says this proposed bill targets students who don't choose college but want to learn skills.

Senator Sherrod Brown is proposing legislation to help high school students prepare for careers.

His proposed bill would help grow and develop apprenticeship programs in Ohio and across the country.

Brown says the Apprenticeship Hubs Across America Act would give students a step to a high paying job.

鈥淭oo many students don鈥檛 realize apprenticeships can be a way for them to get their foot in the door and train for good jobs where they can build careers.鈥

The bill will establish a grant program to create hubs and networks where employers can develop new apprenticeships.

Tammy Tansey from said this is a different path for those who don鈥檛 want to go to college.

鈥淚 think we all know that college isn鈥檛 for everybody and an apprenticeship is an excellent, alternative pathway to get well-paying jobs for people who don鈥檛 want to take that college path.鈥

Brown said apprentices who complete an apprenticeship earn an average yearly wage of $50,000.

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Brandon is a junior journalism major at Kent State University with experience in broadcast, print, visual, radio and digital journalism. During the school year, Bounds works for student media with TV2 and The Kent Stater/Kentwired. Additionally, Bounds is a rising fellow for the Carnegie-Knight national News21 program for the upcoming summer.