THE LEARNER'S PATH: A SAMPLE CASE STUDY

Meet Housing Resident Sally

TCN, BBR Academy and its partners help residents develop new skills and get paid on-the-job training and apprenticeships that lead to long-term careers. Below is a roadmap of Sally’s story, which goes from beginner to a trained and paid CyberAI professional.

Community-Based Entry Point

Sally attends a free digital skills and cybersecurity workshop hosted at her housing authority through CyberAI’s local partners. She learns foundational concepts and gains confidence in her ability to pursue a tech pathway.

Hands-On Learning & Discovery

She joins a CyberAI training cohort and begins participating in:

  • Cybersecurity Basics
  • Hands-on exercises in a Security Operations Center (SOC)
  • Scenario-based practice w/ real data.

Paid Apprenticeship Opportunity

Sally is accepted into a registered paid apprenticeship, where she:

  • Gains structured, on-the-job experience
  • Receives $4,000/year in employer-funded training (RTI).

Certification & Advanced Training

Sally enrolls in certification courses online where she:

  • Learns from active cybersecurity professionals
  • Gains industry-recognized skills aligned with her role and experience.

Transition to Career

By the end of her paid apprenticeship:

  • Real-world experience
  • Industry-recognized certifications
  • Professional network and proven skill set
  • A real job offer

Build a CyberAI Workforce
Pathway in Your Community

We partner with institutions across the United States that want to expand access to training, paid work-based learning, and employer-connected pathways in cybersecurity and AI. Whether you serve learners, jobseekers, residents, or employers, we help partners launch practical workforce models that connect people to real opportunity.

  • Workforce Development Agencies to align training with regional workforce goals
  • Colleges, universities, and training providers to expand applied learning and credential pathways
  • Libraries and housing authorities to bring workforce access directly into communities
  • Employers and industry leaders to shape talent pipelines and connect training to hiring
  • Program design and local implementation support
  • Employer-aligned training and certifications
  • Paid fellowships, apprenticeships, and work-based learning
  • Community-centered outreach and participant engagement
  • Evaluation and continuous improvement systems
  • And much more...
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