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A Monster career article by Vicki Salemi, published September 30, 2026, on six skilled trades with strong projected job demand, with typical pay, training paths and outlook for each.
Sony Interactive Entertainment's early-careers hub listing internships and apprenticeships in games and technology.
Bank of America's September 2026 press release announcing 1,000 more paid apprenticeships and a $150 million workforce-development commitment across the US.
Why I recommend it: This is the bank's own press release, so it presents the program in the best light — but the numbers are checkable, and the apprenticeships are real paid roles.
WorkShift's coverage of how apprenticeships are spreading beyond the trades into tech, health care and business roles.
Why I recommend it: Good overview of paid "earn while you learn" routes that skip a degree.
Washington, D.C. think tank publishing free research and policy briefs on jobs, apprenticeships, career pathways for non-college workers, trade, AI and the economy — all readable without a subscription.
Why I recommend it: Useful when you want numbers rather than opinions about where jobs and training money are actually going. Their work on apprenticeships and career pathways for people without a degree is the part I send clients most.
