Veteran Tony Granillo’s Apprenticeship Story
Before beginning his apprenticeship journey, Tony Granillo, who identifies as a person with a disability, served in the Army for 14 years until he suffered multiple traumatic brain injuries and was forced to retire.
Learn MoreHigh school seniors choosing between traditional college or trade schools
As tuition and other costs for a four-year college degree soar, many Gen Zers are staying away from traditional colleges and joining trade schools and apprenticeships.
Learn MoreFACT SHEET: President Biden Announces New Workforce Hubs to Train and Connect American Workers to Good Jobs Created by the President’s Investing in America Agenda
President Biden Announces New Workforce Hubs to Train and Connect American Workers to Good Jobs Created by the President’s Investing in America Agenda.
Learn MoreWest Virginia Association of Rehab Facilities offers apprenticeship program for custodians.
Apprenticeship helps people become highly skilled employees, and one program is ready to use that to help others with a desire to learn a trade.
Learn MoreRELEASE: OPM Issues Final Rule Updating Pathways Programs, Significantly Expands Opportunities for Early Career Talent
The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) issued a final rule today.
Read MoreU.S. Departments of Education and Labor Continue Biden-Harris Administration’s Push for Better Pay and High-Quality Pathways into Education Professions
The U.S. Department of Education (ED), in coordination with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), announced new efforts today to expand high-quality and affordable pathways into teaching, as well as to increase pay and strengthen working conditions…
Learn MoreUS Department of Labor Announces Availability of $6M in Grants to Attract, Retain Women in Registered Apprenticeships, Nontraditional Occupations
WANTO grants address underrepresentation of women in high-growth, high-wage industries.
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