The share of searches for Apprenticeship Opportunities has steadily increased since 2020, more than doubling in the past five years and rising 35% in 2025 alone, according to a report from the Indeed Hiring Lab. The number of Apprenticeships has grown in recent years, particularly in fields such as Mechanics, Electrical and Manufacturing, alongside greater efforts from local school districts, community colleges, workforce development groups and the U.S. Department of Labor. Laura Ullrich, Director of Economic Research in North America at Indeed Hiring Lab, wrote in the report: “What might be driving this growth? It could be connected to the lackluster Labor Market of 2025 or the major efforts to increase the number and visibility of Apprenticeships. Whatever the cause, job seekers’ interest in Apprenticeships continues to climb in both absolute terms and relative to other job searches.”

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