Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP)
For many, the path from high school to college works well and leads to a good job. However, for those who don’t follow that path, there are few opportunities for education and training after high school.
Hoosiers need more options – and those options can, and should, start well before high school graduation and continue into adulthood. INCAP works alongside the traditional high school-to-college pathway and offers a new way for students to gain the skills needed for rewarding careers and for Indiana businesses to build a skilled workforce.
The why behind INCAP.
Many students do not attend college but have few options for training after high school that prepares them for a rewarding, high-quality career or advances their existing career. At the same time, many Indiana employers are unable to grow their businesses or meet customer demands due to a lack of qualified personnel.
Simply put, Hoosiers need more options after high school. Those options can, and should, start well before graduation and continue into adulthood.
Creating Opportunities for In-Demand Careers
Through INCAP, employers are opening doors that prepare students to fill the jobs of today and tomorrow.
Industry Talent Associations are currently working with employers in these six sectors.
Advanced Manufacturing and Logistics
Healthcare
Banking
Information Technology
Construction
Life Sciences
The Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway (INCAP) is a new option that prepares Hoosiers
for in-demand careers. Indiana counties that RVR INCAP serves: Bartholomew, Dearborn, Decatur, Franklin, Ohio, Ripley, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, and Switzerland.
Ready to learn more? Find out more about the Indiana Career Apprenticeship Pathway and get involve today by contacting Jennifer Tyra, INCAP Program Manager, (502) 627-0547 jtyra@rivervalleyresources.com.

