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Empowering Early Educators: An Evaluation of the Alameda County Early Educator Apprentice Program
Early care and education Registered Apprenticeships are proliferating throughout the U.S. in an effort to bring new educators into the system and support existing educators to expand their credentials. This evaluation explores the experiences of apprentices in The Early Educator Apprentice Prog
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