Your Teen Can Gain Career Experience, Their Diploma, and College Credit—
at the Same Time.
EmployIndy has a new opportunity for Indiana high schoolers to earn their diploma while creating a strong foundation and options for their careers.
Help your student build their future with on-the-job training in one of Indiana’s high-demand industries.
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Reach out to match your student the learning opportunity that matches their goals and interests.
Benefits of EmployIndy's Youth Apprenticships
Our work starts with you and grows through every connection. Students. Employers. Educators. Workforce partners.
EmployIndy’s youth apprenticeships are for any Marion County student who learns best by doing. Through the program, students gain real-world skills while earning their high school diploma, and transferable college credit.
Earn an Hourly Wage
Every EmployIndy youth apprenticeship is paid. Hourly wages depend on the industry and occupation your student chooses.
Earn an Advanced Diploma
While your student earns and learns, they’re working toward a diploma with an Employment Honors Plus diploma seal, plus an INCAP Apprenticeship Program credential.
Secure a Bright Future
Your student’s experience transfers to college credits and builds qualifications for an in-demand career.
Whether choosing college or a career right after graduation, they’ve secured a bright future with real-world experience.
A New Pathway for Students to Learn by Doing.
Every member of our team is united by a shared mission: to create a more equitable, inclusive, and connected workforce in Marion County. With deep local knowledge and a drive to make an impact, we’re helping individuals, employers, and partners build a stronger future.
Apprenticeships Lead to Career Opportunities.
Apprenticeships for the upcoming school year are filling up fast. Review the programs below, and reach out to start the process.
Healthcare Assistant
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys learning about science-related subjects.
- Is interested in learning about a wide variety of healthcare careers.
- Sees themself in a career that involves caring for the physical and mental well-being of patients.
Key Information
- 3 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Biology • Chemistry • CommunicationsRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
IT Project Coordinator
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys organizing complex problems and timelines.
- Is interested in technology, business, and team collaboration.
- Sees themself coordinating people and resources to deliver projects.
Key Information
- 3 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Math • Computer Science • CommunicationsRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
IT Support Technician
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys troubleshooting and fixing things.
- Is curious about how computers and networks work.
- Sees themself helping others solve everyday tech problems.
Key Information
- 2 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Math • Computer Science • PhysicsRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
Polymechanic
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys hands-on work with tools and machinery.
- Is interested in mechanics, manufacturing, and industrial systems.
- Sees themself in a skilled trade building real things.
Key Information
- 3 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Math • Physics • Industrial TechnologyRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
Retail Banker
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys working with people and providing great service.
- Is interested in personal finance and the banking industry.
- Sees themself in a professional customer-facing role.
Key Information
- 2 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Math • Business • CommunicationsRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
Software Development Associate
Ideal for the Student That…
- Enjoys logical problem-solving and creative thinking.
- Is interested in writing code and building software.
- Sees themself shipping apps, websites, or internal tools.
Key Information
- 3 YearsApproximate Length Of Apprenticeship
- Math • Computer Science • CommunicationsRecommended High School Courses
- Employment Honors Plus SealCredentials Earned Through Apprenticeship
Don’t Wait —
Act Now.
Recruiting is happening now for 2026-2027 school year.
Employers are selecting students in 2026 for apprenticeship programs that begin in the 2026-2027 school year. Contact your regional INCAP Connector for Marion County.
Yes, all employers pay students participating in an apprenticeship program. The pay rate is determined by industry and is tailored to each occupation.
High school and homeschool students who complete the INCAP Apprenticeship Program will earn a high school diploma with the Employment Honors Plus Seal, as well as an INCAP Apprenticeship Program credential.
After graduation, they can choose to start their career right away with the option to pursue an advanced degree later in life, or enroll in college.
Yes, depending upon the occupation selected. Once a student has selected their preferred apprenticeship program occupation, they will work with their school counselor to build their schedule to include any sports or other extracurricular activities.
For homeschoolers, the flexibility of the apprenticeship program allows parents to work with their teen to create their ideal schedule.
To participate in INCAP, students must be at their employer site for at least three days per week during the school year.
Whether your teen is in high school or homeschooled, you can reach out to EmployIndy’s apprenticeship team today to get started.
Employers are recruiting students now for apprenticeship programs that start for the 2026-2027 school year.
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