Summary
The county wants to grow apprenticeships in tech, construction, building trades, and healthcare by having Employ Prince George's and other agencies offer a package of incentives. More apprenticeships mean more paid pathways into good careers for county residents without needing a four-year degree.
At a glance
- Total mentions
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Last discussed May 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
The cost of the incentive package isn't spelled out in the materials provided.
County residents, especially young workers, seeking paid training routes into tech, trades, and healthcare careers.
Businesses face training costs and time burdens hosting apprentices without financial incentives.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Education and Workforce Development Committee - May 11, 2026
The county wants to grow apprenticeships in tech, construction, building trades, and healthcare by having Employ Prince George's and other agencies offer a package of incentives. More apprenticeships mean more paid pathways into good careers for county residents without needing a four-year degree.
Education and Workforce Development Committee - Mar 9, 2026
PGCPS runs CTE in every high school with nearly 10,000 students and growing credential attainment, but struggles to find businesses willing to host apprentices. Members floated tax incentives and tying county homeownership money to apprenticeship completion.
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