A Swiss company is bringing its apprenticeship model to Utah to build a skilled workforce for its new facility in this country. The Swiss model has students split time between classes and paid, on-the-job training to get skills for a specific industry.

Stadler Rail, a Swiss manufacturing company that has contracts to build trains in California and Texas, decided to replicate the apprenticeship system after finding a dearth of employees with the correct skills for its U.S. facility in Salt Lake City.

As the field of Democratic presidential candidates narrows, each prospective nominee’s policy proposals are being scrutinized by pundits and voters alike.

The Chronicle breaks down the legislative agendas of the six candidates who participated in the final primary debate—Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg, Amy Klobuchar, Bernie Sanders, Tom Steyer, and Elizabeth Warren—and where they stand on the most popular higher-ed policy issues.