Google money, community colleges partner to pay and train apprentices in tech
Google is investing $2 million to support apprenticeship programs in the Carolinas.
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Expanding the talent pipeline: The value of registered apprenticeships in advanced manufacturing
Apprenticeship programs serve as important entryways to careers in building and construction trades as well as skilled crafts. Many plumbers, electricians and other tradesmen learned as apprentices, ultimately receiving their “Journeyman” papers as a certification of skills through programs based on a standard of required competencies. Let’s take a look.
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How this single mother of 4 landed a career in tech without a college degree
Brandi Apetsi is an example of what IBM likes to call a “new collar employee” – meaning those that don’t require a traditional four-year degree, but instead have “the right mix of skills.”
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Apprenticeship program gives trade and skilled workers a leg up
In 2018, skilled trade work is still the most challenging industry to staff globally, according to ManpowerGroup, an international innovative workforce solutions company.
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