US EditionMentorship Drives More Than Skills in High School Automotive Apprenticeships
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Mentorship Drives More Than Skills in High School Automotive Apprenticeships
At Hillyard Technical Center in Saint Joseph, MO, apprenticeship coordinator Christi Waggoner isn’t just building pathways into the workforce—she’s shaping futures. Each year, Waggoner mentors dozens of high school juniors and seniors as they transition from the classroom into paid, hands-on automotive apprenticeships. Her program, which launched its automotive strand in 2023, is part of a b...
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