The article discusses an apprenticeship program by an unnamed company that requires students to work 40 hours a week in its corporate offices while attending community college. The apprentices are paid during class time, but not for studying or homework. The deadline for applications is March 1, and the program starts on August 1. Eligibility is limited to those with a high school diploma or equivalent, but excludes people with bachelor’s degrees or those requiring work visas. The program, which began in Chicago six years ago, expanded to Philadelphia in 2021 and has since taken on 30 apprentices in Philadelphia.
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