Benefits:
- Earn while you learn.
- Industry certifications.
- Occupational-specific training.
- Portable credentials from the U.S. Department of Labor.
Learn more about becoming an apprentice here.
Employer Apprenticeship Program
Apprenticeship programs have expanded beyond traditional trades, becoming vital in industries like advanced manufacturing, IT, energy, tourism, logistics, and healthcare. Modern apprenticeships offer significant benefits to employers, including access to a skilled workforce, tax credits, and standardized training.
Learn about employer resources and how to start a program here OR download a list of Apprenticeship Consultants here and reach out for more information.
SC Rural EMT Tuition Assistance Program
The South Carolina Office of Rural Health (SCORH) administers the SC Rural EMT Tuition Assistance Program, providing scholarships for all EMT training levels to those employed by rural EMS providers. Applicants must be enrolled in a South Carolina program and can apply before classes begin. Applications must include the course provider's contact information and be fully completed. Only the most recent complete application is considered for evaluation if multiple submissions occur.
Learn more or apply here.
SC Student Loan BOLD PROGRAM
Project BOLD connects students, educators, and employers, aligning students with employers early to create employment pathways, boost recruitment and retention, and reduce student loan burdens. If ineligible for other scholarships or programs, BOLD collaborates with employers and students to offer loans based on employer terms. If terms are breached, the loan transfers to the student.
BOLD Process:
- Contact SCSLC for eligibility.
- Sign an employer agreement.
- BOLD manages the loan with the student and college.
- Employment starts after graduation.
- Employers pay annually based on the agreement.
Download the program flyer here for more details.
If you have any questions about the program, please contact Destra Capers at dcapers@scstudentloan.org.
If you need further assistance, please reach out to SCEMSA Project and Grants Manager Dr. Mandy Gattis
