Erin Delmore

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66 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2023 last heard Mar 2023

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I'm wondering if that turned them off to the idea of investing more in in-person education.
What's wild to me is that by your reporting, we're seeing acceptance rates that rival Ivy League schools for these apprenticeships, aren't we?
There's something you're tapping on that's at play in the wider job market here.
Employers are struggling to find and retain talent.
It's a tight labor market.
And it sounds like with this model, they can put an attractive offer on the table.
Some paid work, some paid school, and they can reach more people by dropping out degree requirements.
So tell me more about how the employers you spoke with are seeing these apprenticeship opportunities.
I'm curious whether this serves workers long-term, though.
What do we know about their career trajectories after the apprenticeship is over?
Doug, you spoke to a few people, most of them young, about choosing apprenticeships over four-year colleges.
So what do our listeners need to know about making that calculation themselves?
That was reporter Doug Balkin.
Doug, thanks for being here.
And that's your Money Briefing.
I'm Erin Delmore for The Wall Street Journal.
Here's your money briefing for Monday, March 20th.
I'm Erin Delmore for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for J.R.
Whalen.
We've talked about how some investors are looking outside the stock market for big returns and how individual investors are flocking toward traditionally safe investments like money market funds and cash.
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