Supporters of teenage work point to success stories like Josh Hershey, 16, of West Hartford, Conn., who took a job at an after-school child care center because it would help prepare him for the career to which he aspires: teaching.
This newish nonprofit runs day camps for aspiring musicians, teaching them how to master rock stardom, a typically male domain.
It is not clear that either will work; but in a state that prides itself on a long history of quality education, the debate is raging red-hot.The trouble began in April, when, following the lead of 43 other states who already require such exams, Massachusetts held its first statewide test for nearly 1,800 candidates aspiring to teach in the public schools.
Aspire teaches people to farm palm weevils--small insects that are a staple food in Ghana.
The group staffs the depots and train rides, teaching aspiring railroaders to be conductors, brakemen, firemen and engineers.
His aim is to create an ecosystem for aspiring online entrepreneurs, teaching them the tricks of the trade and perhaps helping them raise capital.Mr Simoncini frets that entrepreneurial success is frowned upon in France.
Ms. Griffin just finished teaching aspiring comedic writers the finer points of improv, standup, and sketch and sitcom writing at the nearby Chautauqua Institution, which hosts educational retreats each summer with guest speakers and instructors from around the world.
These take place during the first two weeks of December and will focus on teaching aspiring coders core concepts.
She used to work for a major studio, teaching aspiring performers the tricks of the trade, before moving to the other side of the camera.
She used to work for a major studio, teaching aspiring performers the tricks of the craft, before taking her place on the other side of the camera.
