More than 1,800 students have participated in the ASE Program since 1990.
Apprentices complete valuable work.
They may help get a languishing project up to speed, make meaningful contributions to a research project, or learn a new computer program and help train others to use it. Kids go to school, and they're looking at a career like this. There's a lot more to it. You have to get under desks, and a lot of jobs are really tedious. So the kids get real-world experience.