WSI Publications

As one of our nation’s strongest training models, apprenticeship provides individuals the unique opportunity to work and develop their skills at the same time through a mix of paid on-the-job training and classroom instruction.

The immigrant workforce contributes to the nation’s skills, knowledge, and labor across the economy with immigrant workers in every sector of the economy—from child care and home health to information technology and construction.

How six community college-nonprofit partnerships work together to help low-income adults succeed in the classroom and the labor market.

This publication shares research from site visits conducted to construction pre-apprenticeship programs in Baltimore, Hartford, Milwaukee, and Portland, Oregon.

This publication shares research from interviews with leaders from 25 promising and innovative pre-apprenticeship programs from across the country.