Bronx man achieves dream job through CUNY apprenticeship program
While at Bronx Community College, Bryan Cortes was accepted to the CUNY's Associates of Applied Science Apprenticeship Program.
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76ds agoA City University of New York ad touting an apprenticeship program led a Bronx man to land his dream job.
While at Bronx Community College, Bryan Cortes was accepted to the CUNY's Associates of Applied Science Apprenticeship Program. The opportunity then led to a full-time software engineer role at a company called Deloitte.
Cortes tells News 12, "I hope it gets to reach a lot of students, and I hope they get to see what can happen if you decide to just take a chance."
Cortes encourages everyone to look out for these opportunities.
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