AON Apprenticeship Program prepares participants for long term careers
Terionna Wilson is a participant in the AON Apprenticeship Program. Participants receive on the job training and AON pays for the apprentices two-year degree at a community college. PHOTO PROVIDED BY TERIONNA WILSON.
Terionna Wilson went to work right after high school. Although she wanted to go to college after high school, she didn’t have the funds to do so. She knew she had to find a way to afford college. Her older sister was part of the AON Apprenticeship Program and she watched her go through the program. Wilson saw the outcome of her sister going through the program and wanted to participate in it, too.
“She ended up going through the program, going through schooling with it, getting her degree, excelling in her position at AON. It worked out really well for her,” Wilson said.
With the AON Apprenticeship Program, participants receive on the job training which prepares them for a career in accounting, HR, tech, risk management and others. AON pays for the apprentices two-year degree at a community college. The goal is that at the end of the program the apprentices have an Associate’s Degree and they are on the path to career advancement with AON.
For more information about the AON Apprenticeship Program and its other Early Career Programs, visit www.aon.com/careers/early-careers/us.
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