“When we see teacher shortages, what we’re realizing is that what we actually have here is not a lack of people who want to become teachers. It’s a lack of viable pathways to fill those spots,” Reach University Chancellor Mallory Dwinal-Palisch tells Working Nation.
“We think that apprenticeship-based programs are going to become more and more the norm going forward," said Joe Ross, university president.
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