To find more companies offering apprenticeship programs, check out the Consumer Technology Association's Apprenticeship Coalition page.
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That led to a pre-apprenticeship role in partnership with AmeriCorps, then an apprenticeship and now his full-time job.
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The biggest idea on Third Way's agenda is Apprenticeship America, a plan to fund 100 new apprenticeship hubs across the country.
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I've spent years assessing apprenticeship training centers to ensure that they uphold high standards of the Registered Apprenticeship system and, as the general president of the Iron Workers union, I now serve as the chairman of our apprenticeship committee.
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And the federal government should balance funding for academic degree programs and apprenticeship training by allowing Pell Grants to fund apprenticeship training.
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The Trump administration signed an executive order in 2017 to create Industry Recognized Apprenticeship Programs (IRAPs) and expand apprenticeship training to other industries.
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The Department of Labor has partnered with industry and government officials on a telecom apprenticeship program known as the Telecommunications Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program.
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Among its recommendations, the report calls for a new category of apprenticeship to complement Department of Labor registered apprenticeship programs, which many see as unwieldy.
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Adelstein, a board member for that apprenticeship effort, recommends the administration put the apprenticeship effort "on steroids" with more resources to help close the worker shortfall.
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While at the prison, both groups visited the Trades Related Apprenticeship Coaching (TRAC) Program, a state-accredited pre-apprenticeship effort involving the laborers, carpenters, and ironworkers unions.
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The White House cites the fact that certified apprenticeship programs average a salary exceeding $85033,000 per year and would provide a $300,000 increase in lifetime earnings for certified apprenticeship programs.
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Whether we're looking at a new industry-recognized apprenticeship or the old registered apprenticeship, the goal should be the same: once you're approved, the cost of the training is funded.
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A 2012 evaluation of registered apprenticeship programs found that the return on every public dollar invested in registered apprenticeship programs was $27, according to a survey by the Mathematica Policy Research.
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And for the first time we connect the Apprenticeship program to higher education in ways that enable graduates of an apprenticeship to use accredited programs as part of their future academic record.
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SENATORS UNVEIL APPRENTICESHIP BILL: A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation on Wednesday that would overhaul and expand the nation's apprenticeship programs and better train workers for the changing global economy. Sens.
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That's why I'm proud to announce my new initiative to grow and expand highly successful Apprenticeship Hubs across America, which work to create new registered apprenticeship programs in high growth industry sectors.
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Britain is due to introduce an apprenticeship levy in April.
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More than half of young Germans take an apprenticeship qualification.
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Trump touted Germany's apprenticeship programs, praising its youth unemployment rate.
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And apprenticeship might be just what they are looking for.
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Third, we need to get businesses on board with apprenticeship.
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For workers, the benefits of apprenticeship may be even clearer.
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That's why businesses like JPMorgan Chase are investing in apprenticeship.
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It's an apprenticeship at best, albeit one with an ambiguous
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So the traditional apprenticeship model will have to be tweaked.
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Also, apprenticeship programs often involve early career tracking of students.
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With government streamlining, apprenticeship programs could be even more effective.
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Other firms have taken up the apprenticeship challenge as well.
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To train nondegree recruits, the company created an apprenticeship program.
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The Department of Labor authorized apprenticeship status for its graduates.
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His formal industry apprenticeship consisted of six months at Fendi.
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They will talk about apprenticeship programs to train American workers.
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Apprenticeship programs are no longer just for plumbers and electricians.
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How do we get them that apprenticeship, that first job?
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Goldman Sachs in January launched an apprenticeship program in London, in partnership with Queen Mary University, that allows successful candidates to complete a salaried apprenticeship within the bank's technology division, whilst completing their degree.
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If we want to put people back to work, let's do more than just subsidize their unemployment — let's subsidize their employment as they learn through on-the-job training, apprenticeship, and pre-apprenticeship programs.
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The measure — the Effective Apprenticeships Rebuild National Skills (EARNS) Act — would support pre-apprenticeship programs and new or expanding registered apprenticeship programs that provide nationally recognized credentials and would help with earning academic credit.
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The measure -- the Effective Apprenticeships Rebuild National Skills (EARNS) Act -- would support pre-apprenticeship programs and new or expanding registered apprenticeship programs that provide nationally recognized credentials and would help with earning academic credit.
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State and federal lawmakers from across the political spectrum are embracing policies to expand the use of apprenticeship — from incorporating apprenticeship into the high school experience to providing tax credits to employers that sponsor apprentices.
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Further, NABTU leads the construction industry in innovative workforce development by providing increased opportunities to underserved communities and diversifying the construction workforce through the use of apprenticeship readiness programs and formal apprenticeship training and education.
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By strengthening apprenticeship programs, we are opening the doors of opportunity.
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Some of his ideas, like a nationwide apprenticeship programme, make sense.
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Trade schools and apprenticeship programs would be tuition-free, as well.
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Not since Damages has an double-female apprenticeship looked so lethal.
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Companies are finding that apprenticeship pays off in other ways too.
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That would be followed by placement in a two-year apprenticeship.
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That summer, a shop in Tallinn gave Mr. Qader an apprenticeship.
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I don't normally do this, but do you want an apprenticeship?
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Recently, Solange has embarked upon a kind of self-guided apprenticeship.
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Some employers establish apprenticeship programs as a way to boost diversity.
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My dad did just that, finishing an apprenticeship as an architect.
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Curvin's top advice for landing an apprenticeship with IBM is twofold.
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Germany recently sponsored a spot on NPR promoting Germany's apprenticeship program.
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After his apprenticeship with Calkins, Peterson struck out on his own.
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"I did a seven-year apprenticeship in Kansas City," Bradford recounts.
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So, just being able to transition to that apprenticeship-like model.
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But he told Sue that with the increased responsibilities, he was going to have to end her apprenticeship: There was no one at the shop to give her the teaching and monitoring a formal tattoo apprenticeship required.
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"Disgusting attitude, I'd offer him an Apprenticeship any day," tweeted the chef.
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More recently, OpenClassrooms has been partnering with companies to offer apprenticeship programs.
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It was around then that Sue started looking for a tattoo apprenticeship.
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Apprenticeship programs have gained popularity across the tech industry in recent years.
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In July, Twitter launched an engineering apprenticeship aimed at women and minorities.
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But, with his long apprenticeship in haute couture, he came highly recommended.
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I ended up doing a year and a half apprenticeship with him.
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But watching her colleagues, she's confident that will change after the apprenticeship.
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He has served the longest apprenticeship in Eurosceptic thinking in British history.
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Lerman is also the founder of the American Institute for Innovative Apprenticeship.
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For example, apprenticeship programs supply qualified workers to accomplish capital-intensive projects.
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Getting started in one of these apprenticeship training programs doesn't take much.
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Leonie John became a driver last year thanks to its apprenticeship programme.
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Mr. Jones was two years short of completing an apprenticeship in plumbing.
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For now, Verma said the challenge is increasing awareness around apprenticeship programs.
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Among all respondents, 58% said they are not aware of apprenticeship programs.
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Licensure and a one- to three-year apprenticeship may also be required.
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Our solutions won't be discovered on "apprenticeship junkets" to Germany and Switzerland.
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Finally, I joined the union, the Ironworkers Union, which had an apprenticeship.
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But being someone's assistant can be a lot like a paid apprenticeship.
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Completing the apprenticeship is expected to lead to a full-time job.
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President Trump signed an executive order expanding federally funded apprenticeship programs, above.
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Winslow's apprenticeship under Wake quickly turns sour on account of philosophical differences.
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When he left school, he took up an apprenticeship as a bricklayer.
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Work-based learning and apprenticeship programs are equipping people with lucrative skills.
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To qualify, the apprenticeship must be registered with the federal Labor Department.
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There's an apprenticeship and it's long, but at least you're getting paid.
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Interestingly, Germany has one of the best apprenticeship systems in the world.
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During this year's National Apprenticeship Week, let's start breaking down that stigma.
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"We need more apprenticeship programs," said Senator Susan Collins, Republican of Maine.
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So, it's the idea of apprenticeship, which I thought was really interesting.
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Buttigieg also pledges up to $5 billion to expand apprenticeship networks across the country in an attempt "to ensure an apprenticeship program in a growing industry is available within 30 miles of every American," including underserved rural areas.
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Representatives of some of the biggest payers of UK's apprenticeship levy are asking employers be given longer than the two-year deadline to spend their levy money and greater flexibility to use the cash for other "pre-apprenticeship" training.
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Correction: This story originally said that Bloomberg and Knotel were considering apprenticeship models.
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Physicians in Westernized medicine were once trained through an informal system of apprenticeship.
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He would like to do an apprenticeship, he says; maybe become a welder.
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A focus on sophisticated apprenticeship programmes is a long-overdue change in Britain.
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Trade apprenticeship programs are helping to close the gap in Germany, for example.
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The apprenticeship model—earn while you learn—is a natural for this population.
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About 40 craftsmen and womenwere involved in a specialty apprenticeship program in upholstery.
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While visiting Berlin in April, Ivanka Trump toured a Siemens apprenticeship training center.
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As part of the apprenticeship, he also took classes at Trident Community College.
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So for now at least, he continues his informal apprenticeship with the mechanic.
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Because of its proven value, apprenticeship training has been touted in recent years.
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The president plans to expand apprenticeship programs and accreditation for vocational training programs.
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He also called for more federally backed workforce training - including more apprenticeship programs.
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Twelve years ago, it was really hard for me to find an apprenticeship.
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The Labor Department intends to streamline the approval process for new apprenticeship programs.
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He also called for more federally backed workforce training — including more apprenticeship programs.
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Not long after, Curvin landed an interview for application developer apprenticeship at IBM.
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An apprenticeship program shaped my life – taking me from construction work to Congress.
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CA: Well, there were 35 of us that made it to the apprenticeship.
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Uber, Deliveroo, Capgemini, BNP Paribas and dozens of others participate in the apprenticeship program.
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A little more than 1 in 10 are considering technical schools or apprenticeship programs.
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People have for a long time talked about venture capital as an apprenticeship business.
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While there is room to grow, there is also historic bipartisan support for apprenticeship.
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Still, it's clear Gendry's apprenticeship came with some special knowledge about the mysterious metal.
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The restaurant and chef apprenticeship scheme gives work experience opportunities to disadvantaged young people.
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Furthermore, the apprenticeship training – which lasts between three and five years – is privately-funded.
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IBM's apprenticeship program, launched in 2017, has grown nearly twice as fast as expected.
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Like many artistic industries it's like an apprenticeship industry, so seek out those situations.
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CPCC and Rio Hondo both have reputations for successful apprenticeship initiatives with other companies.
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Simon: I did an apprenticeship when I was 16 or 17 in cabinet making.
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Under his recently proposed apprenticeship program, the goal is to employ 5 million Americans.
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Clinton plunged on with a call for paid apprenticeship programs in the manual trades.
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Any newsroom apprenticeship should nurture various news skills and judgment through guidance and practice.
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After an apprenticeship with an Atlanta architect, he opened his own practice in 1953.
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Watch the full VICE on HBO special: Learn more about the VICE Apprenticeship Program.
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But Mr. Gifford said that streamlining regulations could make apprenticeship programs even more effective.
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Across the country, 80,000 industries and companies offer registered apprenticeship training to 500,000 apprentices.
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She has chosen to enter a four-year apprenticeship program for a union trade.
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These are good, middle-class jobs that promote apprenticeship, community based hiring, and veterans.
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The salary the apprenticeship offered was double what he made at the shoe store.
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What might have been dutiful apprenticeship to the available material is instead precocious control.
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Check. Nurturing communities of engineering expertise through heavily subsidized apprenticeship and technical training programs?
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The Obama administration supported them, funding apprenticeship programs to the tune of $250 million.
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I'd been shown the ropes, but I didn't have a formal apprenticeship or anything.
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For some, the training and apprenticeship programs can be a serious, if temporary, financial strain.
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At 16, he left school for an apprenticeship at Richard Ward Hair & Metrospa in London.
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He will call for more federally backed workforce training - including creating an apprenticeship task force.
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The biggest change is the apprenticeship levy, which was introduced a year ago this month.
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If everything went according to plan, he would complete his supermarket apprenticeship in three years.
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She first got an apprenticeship at the network operations center of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority.
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Jacques Pépin: I started my apprenticeship in 1949, which was a long, long time ago.
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In Las Vegas, a registered apprenticeship program is helping close the skills gap in construction.
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The House bill also wisely adds apprenticeship program expenses to qualify for 529 savings plans.
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Sara Green described these apprenticeship programs as passing on the values of Gullah Geechee culture.
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A two-year apprenticeship gave him the tools he needed to open his own business.
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Bloomberg has also promised to invest in apprenticeship programs and streamline federal technical training programs.
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To the Editor: Re "Apprenticeship a Growing Alternative to College (and Debt)" (news article, Dec.
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Building trade unions have apprenticeship programs that teach workers the required and recommended safety protocols.
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Countries like Germany have developed successful apprenticeship programs that combine classroom instruction with practical experience.
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VICE's apprenticeship program started in March of this year, and has currently reached its halfway point.
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Residency programs were established, uniting the university and the hospital, and placing apprenticeship within the academy.
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But everyone had to know the basics of negotiation, sales, coming up with ideas, apprenticeship, etc.
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Here's an apprenticeship program that works in Denver, comes out of Switzerland and works in Canada.
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Michelangelo's apprenticeship in the basics of drawing, painting, and sculpture wasn't long but it was intensive.
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Currently two programs, an engineering apprenticeship and cadet pilot program are recruiting both men and women.
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While the apprenticeship is largely over, the work of the Women's Mobile Museum is just beginning.
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The show featured groups of business-minded contestants vying for a titular apprenticeship in Trump's organization.
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Waide graduated last year and is now approaching the halfway mark of her two-year apprenticeship.
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The startup asked its community of users if they were interested by the Capgemini apprenticeship program.
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Current rules bar minors from taking those jobs but allow them as part of an apprenticeship.
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Some learn the trade through an apprenticeship where they learn to maintain and operate the machinery.
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Surrounded by books and newspapers at his apprenticeship, he felt his own writing skills were lacking.
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The dance-music producer Zhu (pronounced like "zoo") followed a prolific apprenticeship with a rapid ascent.
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We should also define high standards for vocational education and attach real apprenticeship opportunities to it.
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According to Accenture's report, just 8% of community college students have participated in an apprenticeship program.
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They were much older, some in their late teens, ready to leave school after an apprenticeship.
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Secondly, "Asylum, Apprenticeship, Job" provides information on the asylum procedure and also offers information about studying.
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The grants, from the Labor Department, give funds for apprenticeship efforts in 36 states and Guam.
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Shared agreement on what an apprenticeship program entails and on quality standards would be very useful.
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November 12143, 2017: H.R.3949 - VALOR Act This law expands access to apprenticeship programs for veterans.
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Raising her eight children was something of an apprenticeship, she said in a follow-up interview.
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We should use tax incentives to boost employee training and apprenticeship programs between employers and schools.
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Techtonic Group is a Boulder-based software development shop that is simultaneously a registered apprenticeship program.
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So what I did was take a free apprenticeship course to try and build my skills.
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We could start an apprenticeship program for young chefs and get DC restaurants and hotels involved!
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The next day, they start a paid apprenticeship that usually lasts six months — more if needed.
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The construction industry's Registered Apprenticeship system has been considered the gold standard for skilled trades training.
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New hires go through an apprenticeship program to learn the job's duties and basic life skills.
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He thought I would benefit from a living wage, an apprenticeship, a council flat, a girlfriend.
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Mr. Trump's action comes in the form of an executive order expanding federally funded apprenticeship programs.
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As a prerequisite to an apprenticeship, Chris gave me a list of two dozen classic cookbooks.
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Toyota has its own apprenticeship program that places people with all education backgrounds in manufacturing jobs.
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He was educated through an apprenticeship and by taking night classes at the University of London.
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Unions took on the task, tightly controlling apprenticeship opportunities and passing them down through the generations.
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This idea could be improved by also encouraging charitable donations to apprenticeship and workforce preparation programs.
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The idea was billed as an effort to expand apprenticeship opportunities in the health care industry.
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One gentleman had taken on an apprenticeship in welding to move into other types of manufacturing.
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I've never been fired from an apprenticeship in soup making, but I've always dreamed of it.
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My home state of Delaware recognizes the value of apprenticeships, and has initiated Delaware Pathways, an Apprenticeship Hub that convenes education and workforce leaders in the state and leverages community support to broaden career pathways for youth by developing new apprenticeship programs in a variety of occupations.
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So, we have makers now that are working under an apprenticeship of a 49-year-served brush maker, who himself had an apprenticeship under another 49-year-serving brush maker, who was brought into the business under his father, who made brushes directly for Queen Victoria.
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He also served a brief apprenticeship at the French Laundry, Thomas Keller's culinary shrine in Yountville, Calif.
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That was followed by an apprenticeship at a theater in Cleveland where he made his professional debut.
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She says we need more workplace apprenticeship programs because four-year college degrees aren't right for everyone.
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Through apprenticeship schemes, it wants to build up a new generation of drivers, footplate crew and engineers.
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Gorky went through a succession of Cezannian and Picassoid styles as part of his famously long apprenticeship.
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"We know that being president isn't anything like reality TV. It is not an apprenticeship," she said.
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It was Bacon; Deakin had made an artful introduction, and Peppiatt, however accidentally, had found his apprenticeship.
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The first daughter is planning to study successful apprenticeship programs at the summit, according to the report.
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For example, Governor Scott Walker (R-Wis.) recently doubled the funding for Wisconsin's successful youth apprenticeship program.
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As part of this public-private partnership, apprenticeship programs can be incorporated following the boot-camp training.
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His own arduous apprenticeship came only after he embraced abstraction, and it guided him back to imagery.
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Writing is depicted as a lifelong apprenticeship, daily devotion, a process of constant gleaning and self-interrogation.
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In fact, for every $85033 invested in apprenticeship training, employers gain a $3 return on that investment.
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Nearly two-thirds of women (63%) and 53% of ethnic minorities reported not knowing about apprenticeship opportunities.
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He earns just $21,000 a year, but that could double or triple when he finishes his apprenticeship.
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LinkedIn also has an apprenticeship program for people without formal technical training looking to restart their careers.
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Unlike those performers, Mr. Springsteen onstage, thanks to his long bar-band apprenticeship, could blow audiences backward.
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We talk about education as a ticket to the middle class—but we don't include apprenticeship programs.
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Benioff first raised hopes of introducing an extensive apprenticeship program at a White House meeting in March.
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In an apprenticeship program, a company generally trains a student in one skill for a specific field.
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Mr. Walker has boasted of the expansion of high tech manufacturing and job training and apprenticeship programs.
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The next year, through his family's connections, he began an apprenticeship with the innovative couturier Jacques Fath.
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Mr. Gifford gave credit to the Obama administration for making industries like his eligible for apprenticeship funding.
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This initiative provides apprenticeship, high school, and college-level training to the next generation of manufacturing leaders.
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During the Labor-HHS Appropriations markup, I offered an Amendment to restore $95 million to Apprenticeship Grants.
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He went to college for a while but then signed up for an apprenticeship in electrical engineering.
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But the couple settled there, and after a long apprenticeship, Mr. Golden was named publisher in 230.
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If his apprenticeship sounds more Lena Dunham than Arnold Schwarzenegger, Mr. Diesel would say you're exactly right.
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She has worked on the administration's efforts on career and technical education, as well as apprenticeship expansion.
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That's when I found Whitehat, a company set up to help people gain apprenticeship qualifications through work.
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Pell grants could be used to pay for vocational and apprenticeship training and not just for college.
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As Sylvie Simmons makes plain in her excellent biography "I'm Your Man," Cohen's apprenticeship was in letters.
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All great craftsmen and women have had to endure the low pay and hard work of apprenticeship.
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And people can need training and further education a long time after their years of university and apprenticeship.
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He set out to find an apprenticeship opportunity that would provide firsthand experience in the handling of steel.
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Another training initiative, Amazon Apprenticeship, offers paid intensive classroom training and on-the-job apprenticeships within the company.
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Exactly. I'm 22 years old, and because I played so much, I was even fired from an apprenticeship.
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Her father, Allen Hayes, 20143, is the head funeral director — she did her apprenticeship with him in 2016.
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Peabody's formal education ended when he was just 11 and began an apprenticeship at a local general store.
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Being truly passionate about it didn't happen until I had to go to a formal apprenticeship in Antwerp.
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Kricfalusi was the first casualty of Nickelodeon's tight control Kricfalusi served an apprenticeship under maverick animator Ralph Bakshi.
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Doug had a serious moral mission Jenkins was a youth minister and briefly pursued an apprenticeship after college.
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At IBM we also have an apprenticeship program to train workers for "new-collar" jobs in many fields.
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Today, 505,000 apprentices are in the registered apprenticeship system: 410,000 in civilian sectors and 85033,000 in the military.
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The truth is, it simply isn't easy to slide into a development gig, even if it's an apprenticeship.
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There is only one haulage apprenticeship within 40 miles of Grimsby, offering a measly annual wage of £7,000.
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American high schools once offered top-notch vocational and apprenticeship training, preparing young people for jobs like these.
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After teaching himself to code and taking community college courses, Tony was accepted into our software engineering apprenticeship.
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Building in the flexibility to adapt will require more than an apprenticeship at the start of one's career.
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Such streamlining would facilitate the expansion of apprenticeship programs nationwide and put more veterans to work more quickly.
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After graduating, in the early seventies, Denis began a traditional apprenticeship, assisting mostly on films shot in Paris.
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A consistent theme in Wisconsin has been leveraging the power of companies to provide apprenticeship training for workers.
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She approached him for an apprenticeship in personality testing, and Hay took her on as a paid employee.
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We've got a big apprenticeship scheme here at Lloyd's and I have now currently somebody off that scheme.
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Siemens has an extensive workforce learning relationship with CPCC and Honda has an apprenticeship program with Rio Hondo.
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I recommend that stylists go through an apprenticeship program after beauty school to learn some of these skills.
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Saving in a 529 college savings plan doesn't mean you couldn't pursue an apprenticeship or other training, either.
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"He's got a fabulous attitude about his apprenticeship, his education as a great player," Jackson said of Judge.
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Mural painting was a trade passed on through a system of informal apprenticeship, much like plumbing or tattooing.
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At 16 she started an apprenticeship to the circus animal trainer Josef Wiesner, who immediately recognized her talent.
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Your kids' college: Everyone gets free tuition at public universities, community colleges, trade schools and apprenticeship programs, too.
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It's widely believed that the Registered Apprenticeship system's tremendous success in the construction industry inspired the executive order.
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At 15, she dabbled in an apprenticeship, learning to mix cosmetics and label bottles, but never seriously worked.
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In 22002, after an apprenticeship that took him across Africa, he opened Dapper Dan's Boutique on 225th Street.
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In May, he will complete his apprenticeship and be awarded a journeyman certificate as a C.N.C. precision machinist.
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Drawing on this experience, Murphy wants to expand apprenticeship and vocational opportunities and improve access to Community Colleges.
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Kardashian West said she began a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm in San Francisco last summer.
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Union metal workers make good money: $54 an hour by the time they complete their five-year apprenticeship.
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France's existing apprenticeship system involves the signing of a contract between the apprentice, the employer and the training institution.
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Theaster Gates launched Dorchester Industries, an artisanal and craft training apprenticeship program for underemployed residents of Chicago's South Side.
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I get why people don't want to go through the traditional apprenticeship and just start trying on their friends.
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Let's call it " Apprenticeship 2.0," where the government might actually share the cost of education and improving worker skills.
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From April any firm with an annual wage bill of more than £3m will face a new "apprenticeship levy".
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Here someone who made his whole reputation on "The Apprentice," you would think he would care about apprenticeship programs.
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He was fresh off an apprenticeship with photographer Richard Avedon, and Madonna had yet to release her debut album.
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After finishing, graduates start a three-month paid apprenticeship and can then move on to permanent roles as analysts.
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These must include the integration of work-based training opportunities, such as the ones provided by the apprenticeship systems.
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If students describe frustration with the classroom or concerns about falling into debt, she'll recommend they consider an apprenticeship.
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Apprenticeship really is a time-tested model for developing young talent that works well for workers and employers alike.
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Over the last two years the Obama administration and Republican-controlled Congress have worked together to expand apprenticeship system.
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The places where pupils do best, for example Finland, Singapore and Shanghai, put novice teachers through a demanding apprenticeship.
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That bill would direct the Department of Labor to award grants that help create and expand cyber apprenticeship programs.
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However, starting apprenticeship jobs regularly pay less than $20 per hour, a very unappealing prospect for veterans like Szabla.
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To obtain this supervisory position, a person needs at least a college degree coupled with an apprenticeship and certification.
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During his apprenticeship with Beinstock, in 2013, he had made two barrels on his own, as a learning exercise.
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The application process is straightforward, and getting started in an apprenticeship training program does not require any prior experience.
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So I taught myself programming, and picked up an apprenticeship when I was 16 as a programmer at Siemens.
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Becoming a swordsmith in Japan takes a 5-year apprenticeship, and there are only around 180 working smiths today.
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With an apprenticeship, an actual non-academic employer assures throughout the process that the apprentice acquires useful, marketable skills.
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Apprenticeship enthusiasts often point to the large numbers of European students who use this path to reach gainful employment.
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He most likely will succeed his father, Arthur Sulzberger Jr., as publisher of The Times after an undefined apprenticeship.
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He said he'll move back to Damascus, where his family lives, once his three-year long apprenticeship is over.
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Toyota's two-year apprenticeship program is not just rivaling community colleges, it's also blowing them out of the water.
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This is due in large part to the major barriers they face to entering and succeeding in apprenticeship programs.
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Did the lighting designer for The Handmaid's Tale do an apprenticeship with the lighting designer for Game of Thrones?
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The second goal of the legislation is focused on promoting apprenticeship training, retraining, and advancing the current American workforce.
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Free-college programs should be malleable enough to evolve with innovative models of training and apprenticeship while safeguarding quality.
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While few U.S. employers are scrambling to launch their own apprenticeship programs — a big hassle — every employer outsources services.
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But one thing my buddy figured out from growing outdoors on his apprenticeship was that they flower ultra fast.
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My husband, a musician, got an apprenticeship as an electrician here six years ago, and he recommended the program.
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Unless Trump pours more money into apprenticeship programs, he said, there will be little change from the status quo.
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At 22014 he began an apprenticeship at the Relais de Poitiers, a hotel and restaurant in Chasseneuil-du-Poitou.
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The Registered Apprenticeship system, on the other hand, is among the largest post-secondary education systems in the nation.
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Education for people of all ages, combined with apprenticeship programs, makes up the foundation of fair, inclusive economic growth.
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In another, the White House said the Labor Department planned to streamline approval of new apprenticeship and vocational programs.
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Registration also allows veterans to use a portion of their G.I. Bill benefits to support participation in an apprenticeship.
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That is why it is baffling that House Republicans have completely defunded the Department of Labor's Apprenticeship Grant Program.
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As a young man at the Teatro Verdi, he followed the usual apprenticeship in provincial Italy of that era.
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That apprenticeship led to another at Lacroix's headquarters in Paris, during which time Sialelli studied fashion at Studio Berçot.
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Democrats want to help 10 million Americans find work by expanding paid apprenticeship and work-based job-training programs.
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Germany's dual system of apprenticeship and classroom learning has produced the lowest youth unemployment rate of any industrialized nation.
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That can be traced to a Depression-era labor shortage that led Congress to pass the National Apprenticeship Act.
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An apprenticeship gave me the tools I needed to make a living and life for myself and my family.
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She supplemented her apprenticeship with a Yale course in organic chemistry to advance her understanding of paints and solvents.
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Migration zones would use federal and state tax credits to fund apprenticeship programs to ease the way for newcomers.
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Reggie Hardin, 44, of San Antonio completed a 3-month Accenture apprenticeship after a 20-year Air Force career.
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I believe there are 17 of us who made it through the apprenticeship and are now hired with Interapt.
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Artur attended a vocational school but left at age 13 to serve an apprenticeship with a locksmith in Stuttgart, Germany.
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The T-shirts were made with Heron Preston who had earlier in the day announced an apprenticeship with Eileen Fisher.
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Amazon is teaming with the Labor Department to launch an apprenticeship program for veterans looking to break into tech fields.
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Dev Bootcamp's Walker also talks about their diversity programs with Facebook HQ, YesWeCode, and their recent Apprenticeship Program with Adobe.
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If you're privileged and complete an apprenticeship with a lawyer or a law firm, you can do whatever you want.
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As the U.S. News & World Report ranking notes, the most common way to become a plumber is through an apprenticeship.
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Usually, you have to go through a formal apprenticeship and train under someone, but I just got thrown into it.
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He was tasked during the Obama administration with courting then-Vice President Xi during his apprenticeship for China's top job.
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"I went into an apprenticeship, starting off as a shampoo boy ― just through the trenches," he told the Huffington Post.
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And while our industry often describes venture as an apprenticeship business, I wish we were more devoted to this ideal.
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We should follow the success we've had in my state and expand access to our skills and apprenticeship training programs.
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State government can direct money toward community colleges and apprenticeship programs that are designed in partnership with the private sector.
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With the right mix of policies, investments, and public engagement activities, we can expand apprenticeship into new industries and populations.
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My national service program also includes two exciting new components: a National Infrastructure Apprenticeship program and a National Climate Corps.
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She also toured a Siemens apprenticeship training center while visiting Germany in April at the invitation of Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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Bipartisan support or not, the apprenticeship push now seems linked to a larger, more troubling push by the White House.
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Public education in America replaced a traditional system of educating children that relied entirely on family, church, community and apprenticeship.
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Christopher Mensah: When I first got started, I happened to come across the shop which I did my apprenticeship under.
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"The REACH apprenticeship program is meant to serve as an 'and' to our recruitment efforts," Agarwal said in an email.
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The White House urged Congress to include funds for apprenticeship programs in the final version of spending legislation for 2017.
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Because of these barriers, it is essential that policymakers and businesses find ways to support apprenticeship programs in their states.
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Once the apprenticeship or training is complete, those who successfully complete the program receive national certification in a given field.
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Internship and apprenticeship–type programs can strengthen and bolster soft skills, in addition to the perhaps more obvious technical skills.
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California has begun to address the dismal representation of women in apprenticeship programs with Assembly Bill 2288, signed by Gov.
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The Churchmans seem to have come to them intuitively rather than through an apprenticeship in or study of children's literature.
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Each apprenticeship will last between 15-18 months, with apprentices receiving a mix of in-work, online and classroom training.
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Germany's apprenticeship system provides retailers with workers who have more skills and can take on a greater variety of tasks.
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Years earlier, my older brother completed a similar program and an apprenticeship to become an ironworker, and he did well.
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Another solution: You should quit your job and bike down the Continental Divide or take a nine-month woodworking apprenticeship.
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Rexhino Metushi, who came to Bornhagen from Albania in 2015 and is doing an apprenticeship as a cook, confirmed this.
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Bremont runs its own watchmaking apprenticeship program and says it has taken on 27 apprentices in the last two years.
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Kardashian West has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm and hopes to take the bar in 2022.
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They will give any private entity free rein to create substandard apprenticeship programs based on arbitrary standards without government oversight.
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It's unwise for the government to subsidize a competing, mediocre program that could undermine private-sector innovations in apprenticeship training.
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Secretary Acosta's task force should set an aspirational goal of 1 million public sector apprenticeship starts per annum by 2022.
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She had begun making them in 1958, at the age of forty-six, after a long apprenticeship in modern art.
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These are craft knowledges, ones learned by apprenticeship, not from books, and universal in the very nature of their specificity.
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In a recent opinion piece for The Hill, Ryan Craig cited the failings of the Trump administration's apprenticeship task force.
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Just this week, J.P. Morgan Chase, another one of the area's largest employers, announced its adoption of the apprenticeship model.
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At 13, after running away from home, he began serving an apprenticeship under the celebrated Hunanese chef Cao Jing-shen.
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He is a member of the Education and the Workforce Committee and is a graduate of a skilled apprenticeship program.
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And he pressed for education reforms as the Trump administration pushes for apprenticeship programs to teach young people better skills.
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When Josh Hannaford saw that IBM used the phrase "no degree, no problem," advertising for its apprenticeship program, he cried.
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The company partnered with TechCred in October for its apprenticeship program, which has been in place for over 30 years.
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He wants to leave the country's "democratic apprenticeship" behind by enacting constitutional reforms to hold more elections at the same time.
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An apprenticeship would cost around $18,000, while advanced degrees, enabling miners to become engineers or project managers, could cost over $136,000.
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President Trump wants to increase the number of apprenticeship slots to about 5 million compared to the about 500,000 currently available .
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Her son, who was working at an engineering apprenticeship, left home on May 29, 2015, a day etched in her memory.
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The career path into those trades typically involves some form of non-college certification and apprenticeship or on-the-job training.
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Still, she knew that a two-year program could lead to an associate's degree, an apprenticeship, and eventually a mortician job.
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And through the Amazon Technical Veterans Apprenticeship program, we are providing veterans on-the-job training in fields like cloud computing.
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The Trump administration has undermined workers' rights in many different ways, but it has taken some action to modernize apprenticeship programs.
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The centre is one element of an attempt by the British government to overhaul the apprenticeship system by mimicking German success.
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Nelson spoke briefly before Clinton after she toured Mojave Electric, focusing primarily on the company's apprenticeship program and not Clinton's candidacy.
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I got my start when I was offered an apprenticeship with Mark Mahoney, who had been tattooing me for eight years.
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And although higher standards have helped in some places, other training providers are simply rejigging existing courses to meet apprenticeship requirements.
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In the same town, Amanda Merrow co-runs Amber Waves farm with Katie Baldwin, whom she met during an apprenticeship program.
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He hired writers he admired, even if they had not dutifully served the usual three-year journalistic apprenticeship in the provinces.
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Apprenticeship expansion has become a bipartisan goal, endorsed and acted upon by President Obama toward the end of his two terms.
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But perhaps most troubling of all is that our apprenticeship system is not designed for young people in the first place.
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Germany is a model example, with its apprenticeship programs, provided education and on-the-job training for the jobs of tomorrow.
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Coleman – when she isn't taking classes as a college sophomore or working on her tattoo apprenticeship – is also working in advocacy.
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IBM launched apprenticeship programs — with a particular focus in red states — to teach skills needed for open jobs in those communities.
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And after a 5 year apprenticeship and years of training he became one of the 180 sword smiths working across Japan.
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At the age of 19, Wood, a handsome and personable young man, began an apprenticeship with a fruit importer in London.
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An apprenticeship is basically a degree that nearly guarantees you a well-paying job and a clear career path after graduation.
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Read more about Trump's apprenticeship push here: Trump wants 4.5 million new apprenticeships in five years — with nearly the same budget
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Jumping through the many DOL hoops to become a registered apprenticeship does not guarantee funding for the cost of the training.
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One area of special success has been the vocational training and apprenticeship system in which the government plays a vital role.
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This new legislation is a step in the right direction as pre-apprenticeship programs are a key pathway to entering apprenticeships.
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When he was 18, his left shoulder was crushed by a steel beam during his apprenticeship at an industrial mechanics company.
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I'm a 19-year-old loose in Pittsburgh, living on my own, working in an industrial apprenticeship with a great company.
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After the war, he resumed his apprenticeship at the restaurant, La Mère Brazier in Le Col de la Luère, outside Lyon.
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She was 19 and working at Troisgros, a temple of nouvelle cuisine in Loire, France, where she had landed an apprenticeship.
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He found an ideal partner in the School of Architecture at Taliesin, which Wright established in 1932 as an apprenticeship program.
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"I got deeper and deeper into the topic of sport, studying, doing conferences, doing another apprenticeship in sports nutrition," she said.
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Over the last 23 years, I have seen venture capital evolve from a small apprenticeship business to a global economic engine.
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Type of program: Apprenticeship and vocational trainingCompensation amount: Compensation is dependent upon the age of the apprentice, and increases each year.
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And Shaun Leane was 2000 when he started a seven-year apprenticeship at English Traditional Jewellery, a workshop on the street.
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Ms. Terry, by contrast, has spoken from the outset of an apprenticeship to Shakespeare that began when she was a child.
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To help fill in-demand jobs, companies like IBM and Toyota have spearheaded apprenticeship programs that don't require a college degree.
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A former movie publicist, he had an apprenticeship in low-budget B-movies with the producer Roger Corman before turning director.
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By definition, apprenticeship refers to a paid work relationship that combines structured, on-the-job learning with an additional classroom component.
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I recently returned from a bipartisan three-day congressional study tour, where we saw how the thriving Swiss apprenticeship model works.
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He oversaw the Obama-era expansion of the apprenticeship program, but emphasizes restrictions in order to protect youth from occupational hazards.
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Klobuchar's plan is focused largely on promoting community colleges and minority-serving institutions, as well as apprenticeship and workforce training programs.
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Last fall, the company identified eight second-year apprentices to earn a credential through TechCred, says apprenticeship training supervisor Mark Reed.
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And the structure of an apprenticeship may be better suited to teachers who need to work full time while they learn.
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A student with appropriate language fluency may enter a 10-year apprenticeship program at a studio in Japan, China, or Korea.
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We learned this ourselves through an IT-support apprenticeship program we offered, with the Bay Area's Year Up job-training program.
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Apprenticeship over scholarship: West Virginia is leading the movement on vocational -- aka career and technical -- education to revitalize the state's economy.
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Twitter takes on diversity problem with new engineering apprenticeship program for women and minorities Salvador Rodriguez reports on a new step Twitter is taking to diversify its workforce: "The Twitter Engineering Apprenticeship Program is an opportunity for folks from non-traditional tech backgrounds to experience engineering at Twitter," the company said in one job listing for the program.
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Saving less with expectations of an apprenticeship instead of college could backfire if your child shifts career paths, said certified financial planner Erin Durkin, director of financial planning at EP Wealth Advisors in Torrance, California "I think the biggest issue would be knowing what apprenticeship program their kid would want to do, early on," she said.
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There are people at all ages going through a career with a mundane job who have been unexcited about going into work and are looking at these skilled-trade jobs with increasing interest, said Bryan Kamm, a work force consultant who is leading an apprenticeship initiative in Florida's Cape Kennedy area called the Space Coast Consortium Apprenticeship Initiative.
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According to Love, other companies such as Bloomberg and Knotel have already begun apprenticeship programs of their own to aid in reintegration.
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Currently, regional governments receive revenue from the apprenticeship tax and use it to finance special training centers that are often ill-attended.
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Sources said the administration specifically is exploring how to expand Trump's recent executive order targeting apprenticeship programs to include K-12 education.
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In California, successfully completing an apprenticeship with a law firm — and, of course, passing the bar — will earn Kardashian her law degree.
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Coming to Silicon Valley to network and fundraise will continue to provide advantages; nowhere else will match it for apprenticeship or pilgrimage.
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Archie threatens Hiram with a notebook Archie has been keeping since his apprenticeship began because he's looking out for his own family.
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That clashed with my apprenticeship because my withdrawal was so bad that I wasn't able to do precision work with my brush.
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Apprenticeship schemes and vocational education of the sort common in Germany, Switzerland, Singapore and the Nordic countries, are rare in central Europe.
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Becoming an elevator installer or repairer starts with a four-year apprenticeship program sponsored by a union, industry association or individual contractor.
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The White House will ask for $5.5 billion in incentives for businesses that hire young people and $200 million for apprenticeship programs.
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On June 16 the president signed an executive order expanding the nation's skill development and apprenticeship programs, an idea he campaigned on.
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She completed her Level 3 training in fitness during an apprenticeship working in a gym for a year before moving to London.
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President Trump's campaign released a video this week touting a metalworking apprenticeship program that works to produce commemorative medallions featuring the president.
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On domestic policy, Hackett slammed the government's apprenticeship levy which it introduced in 2017 as a way to fund training for workers.
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A bill approved by the House Appropriations Committee does not include apprenticeship funds, while a bill from the Senate Appropriations Committee does.
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Reentry and Reintegration: VICE has led the charge in hiring candidates with previous criminal records as part of the VICE Apprenticeship Program.
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Those chefs also have to pass a proficiency test, complete an apprenticeship, and apply for a license to prepare and serve it.
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Through its extensive government-mandated apprenticeship programs, German workers benefit from a rigorous and hands-on dual-track skills and education curriculum.
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Noel Ginsburg, one of the Democratic aspirants, is a plastics entrepreneur who pioneered a highly regarded apprenticeship program for high school students.
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When Ms. Hicks applied for the apprenticeship program at her hometown electrical union, she found herself being interviewed by five white men.
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On the table idled a Chanel purse circa 1990, covered in Warhol-inspired splotches, the spoils of an apprenticeship to Karl Lagerfeld.
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Nestlé, which says it employs 21,000 people in Brazil, two years ago started an apprenticeship programthat has trained 7,000 people under 30.
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EDT: President Trump was scheduled to speak at the Apprenticeship Initiative kickoff at the Department of Labor, then sign an executive order.
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He found work, first selling coupon books and then telephones, before he took up an apprenticeship to learn window cutting and installing.
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Though it takes an additional seven years beyond the apprenticeship to attain that status, the reward is a healthy six-figure salary.
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She studied for two years at a Japanese beauty school and did a compulsory apprenticeship, eventually completing a three-level certification process.
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"Apprenticeship is the other college, except without the debt," said Mr. Perez, who had a goal of doubling the number by 2018.
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Apprenticeship programs to train American workers will be a topic when Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and Mr. Trump meet on Tuesday.
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Dowels was working for a federally-sponsored apprenticeship program for skilled trades and he was looking to recruit minority women, she says.
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Unions have long fought for worker benefits and protections through industry standards and exceptional apprenticeship programs, but we cannot do it alone.
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Throughout the text, Simpson inserts potted word biographies (apprenticeship, deadline, inkling) that illustrate both the complexity and the "excitement" of the work.
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But the program would also allow states the flexibility to fund other programs, like apprenticeship, dual enrollment, after-school and remedial programs.
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So I called all the taxidermists in Berlin until I found an apprenticeship, and I learned on the job for a year.
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"Three times, an apprenticeship for which I had applied was given to foreigners instead," he said, holding a sign saying "Merkel must go".
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Heaggan-Brown rose from a police apprenticeship program to become a cop on the rough-and-tumble streets of the city's northwest side.
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In 2018, he found — and landed — a paid apprenticeship as part of a new program at IBM, and was recently hired full-time.
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O'Rourke said he would also expand access to health care and make Pell Grants available to prisoners and increase access to apprenticeship programs.
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Local unions have promised to help with placing interested veterans in apprenticeship programs to start them on their way back to self-sustainment.
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Heaggan-Brown rose from a police apprenticeship program to became a cop on the rough-and-tumble streets of the city's northwest side.
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He asked if I'd like to learn how to tattoo, so I did an apprenticeship with him for a year and a half.
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To be a licensed refrigeration technician, the state requires 1,000 hours of training if you have less than 4,000 hours of apprenticeship experience.
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At IBM, returnship and apprenticeship programs are helping women, minorities and other diverse workers gain access to opportunities for high-paying tech jobs.
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The German apprenticeship model is widely viewed as a success, with about a third of students enrolled in some type of vocational training.
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When Kennedy suffered a torn groin muscle in the first game of the season, however, the timetable on that apprenticeship sped up considerably.
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In 2015, Congress added $90 million to the Department of Labor's Apprenticeship USA initiative, with the aim of attracting new industries and employers.
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Last month, industries from multiple sectors traveled to the White House and pledged to expand and grow their employment rolls through apprenticeship programs.
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East's apprenticeship has involved mostly "standing yard," managing a youthful team of lookouts, runners and enforcers on the perimeter of a drug house.
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Correction: This report was updated to correct the number of counselors interviewed and number of women who reported not knowing about apprenticeship opportunities.
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He praised Germany's strong apprenticeship and vocational-training tradition, of which he had partaken, and was skeptical that asylum seekers' qualifications could compare.
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They've also started accepting candidates with more specific vocational degrees, rather than full four-year bachelors' degrees, and have expanded their apprenticeship programs.
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Much more likely, they would pace awkwardly on the sideline, their spotlessly clean uniforms the unspoken announcement that they were serving an apprenticeship.
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Last year, Kayla Usmani worked at Accenture, one of the country's largest consulting firms, for an apprenticeship program — an alternative to their internship.
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His apprenticeship at ircam had shaped the way that he imagined and conceived music, but he felt compelled to move into other territory.
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He joined an apprenticeship program training new hires as toolmakers to help design the machines that would eventually automate most of the lines.
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Charter's program is certified by the U.S. Department of Labor and provides newly-hired Spectrum broadband techs the opportunity to receive Apprenticeship Certification.
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But you have to have the skills development, you have to apprenticeship programs and the rest of that in addition to higher education.
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It also fits with Trump's goal of expanding apprenticeship programs, though the proposal is likely going to raise alarm amongst child labor advocates.
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The largest group of research trainees at MSK, postdoctoral fellows, are in an apprenticeship stage after finishing their PhD or MD graduate degrees.
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"They opposed all forms of unfree labor—not just slavery but serfdom, peonage, unpaid apprenticeship," she said, peering at some undergraduates in front.
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Year Up is a leading supplier to the Accenture apprenticeship program, and Kayla Usmani is one of the Year Up students Accenture hired.
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She is currently undergoing a four-year apprenticeship with a San Francisco law firm in preparation for the California bar exam in 2022.
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She enrolled in an eight-week job-preparedness program that taught her the skills needed to land an apprenticeship in the building trades.
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I know that people that go through a registered apprenticeship program on average are making $20,000 a year more than those that don't.
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To help ensure a skilled workforce to meet its companies' needs, Siemens also has recently expanded apprenticeship programs from four states to eight.
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Technology plays a bigger role now too, supplanting some of the traditions of book repair that were based on long apprenticeship and practice.
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International studies suggest that for every dollar spent on an apprenticeship, employers get an average of $1.47 back in increased productivity and innovation.
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Many of the companies have also established apprenticeship, training and internship programs with the local community college and high schools, Mr. Kilbride said.
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At this stage, apprentices are sold, not bought, and few employers are willing to adopt without something close to a turnkey apprenticeship solution.
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This marked the start of an extended apprenticeship under John Hammond, who had been behind the careers of Billie Holiday and Count Basie.
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The tradition of Asian painting conservation is an artisan-like craft you learn through apprenticeship, which is not an easy system to maintain.
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Multiple states are active on the apprenticeship front, setting up their own initiatives too, among them Colorado, the Carolinas, Wisconsin and Washington State.
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To be sure, the US still has a long way to go to establish the kind of robust system that works so well in a country like Germany — where the apprenticeship system is credited with producing one of the lowest youth unemployment rates in the world — or Switzerland — where 70 percent of high school students enter the labor market through an apprenticeship.
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"Our Apprenticeship Initiative will make it dramatically easier for employers, industry groups and unions to create exciting new apprenticeship programs that place students into high-paying careers," he continued The Trump administration planned to focus this week on promoting the president's executive order on expanding apprenticeships, which was pushed by first daughter Ivanka Trump, though several controversies dominated the focus in Washington.
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Dad holds a position of minor seniority at a company he started working at in his early twenties after doing some sort of apprenticeship.
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Jacob plans to spend three months abroad this summer helping people with disabilities, then to apply for an apprenticeship as a firefighter, he said.
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It has also highlighted inflationary pressures on its cost base, including the government mandated National Living Wage, business rates, apprenticeship levy and energy taxes.
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She was on her way to Paris to visit Du Pain et des Idees, the renowned French patisserie where she had done her apprenticeship.
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The proposed legislation would also allow savers to use their 529 funds to pay for fees, books and supplies in a registered apprenticeship program.
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The qualification, which is increasingly popular, is a surprising consequence of the apprenticeship levy, a policy designed to make companies invest more in training.
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This has prompted worry about the apprenticeship brand in industries where it is more established, says Verity Davidge of the EEF, which represents manufacturers.
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Last summer, she began a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm in San Francisco with the goal of taking the bar in 2022.
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Perhaps the task force will come up with a long-term solution for how to develop and gain credibility for broad-based apprenticeship frameworks.
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In remarks at the White House focused on a new apprenticeship program, Trump said that the shooting could bring unity to a divided nation.
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Whereas Morris learnt plastering and Austin served a machinist's apprenticeship, Lewis attended Williams College, a liberal-arts school in the hills of western Massachusetts.
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Mr. Crews's apprenticeship included breaking down Graham Greene's novel "The End of the Affair" (1951) into its parts and studying every aspect of it.
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There are no guarantees, but you stick with it, toiling away with long hours and intensive training with experts that, to some, resembles apprenticeship.
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" For that "apprenticeship," she added, "I needed other women, those models who had been carefully hidden from me during the course of my education.
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I also understand the inherent value this apprenticeship training can bring, based on my experience entering the civilian workforce as a sheet metal worker.
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He had to borrow a few hundred dollars for fees and tools, but his first apprenticeship as a carpenter started at $16.16 an hour.
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The survey also found that individuals who completed registered apprenticeship programs earned $240,85033 more over their careers than individuals not participating in such programs.
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Certified by the U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL), apprenticeship programs put veterans on a career track, with good benefits and opportunities for continued advancement.
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What is important is you have some kind of education beyond high school so that could be an apprenticeship, it could be a certification.
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Government has a role to play in selling the concept and making the case that savvy businesses will reap economic returns on apprenticeship programs.
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The UK government, for example, incentivized the growth of so-called Apprenticeship Service Providers (ASPs) with payments tied to signing up employers and apprentices.
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The proposed grant program is based on Nevada's own cybersecurity apprenticeship program, the first in the country, according to a release from Rosen's office.
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She will be doing a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm in San Francisco with the goal of taking the bar in 2022.
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He talks about the "ideal apprenticeship," noting that having guidance from people who have already mastered the skill you want to learn is invaluable.
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The government also aims to streamline France's professional training and apprenticeship systems with many companies complaining they cannot find skilled labor despite high unemployment.
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She vowed to overhaul the corporate tax code, expand apprenticeship programs and expand income contingency repayment plans to help people pay off student debt.
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We prod them to go to college, pursue apprenticeship programs, and otherwise climb the ladder of opportunity by seeking educational opportunities beyond high school.
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As Digital is a component of the Johnson Atelier, those familiar with Visbal's Age of Innocence piece from her apprenticeship put her name forward.
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At one time, a crucial part of an apprenticeship was learning to mix the very colors that form the raw materials of the painting.
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I moved to Vancouver for two years, and started working with the coroner's service, and that gave me an interest in pursuing my apprenticeship.
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Given the hopes for Williamson as the next breakout star and TV ratings magnet, better for him and the league to optimize his apprenticeship.
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As Digital is a component of the Johnson Atelier, those familiar with Visbal's Age of Innocence piece from her apprenticeship put her name forward.
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Apprenticeship programs, which mix school and on-the-job training, could better prepare the workforce of the future, Business Insider reporter Rich Feloni reported.
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Unsupervised play is the perfect apprenticeship for Tocqueville's art of association, but this art can be lost if children are prevented from practicing it.
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I wanted to get better, but journalism is kind of like a trade, where you need to do a sort of in-newsroom apprenticeship.
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Ms. Sheibani's distinctive creations betray the fact that she did not come to jewelry via the traditional route of art school and goldsmithing apprenticeship.
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The campaign would also expand apprenticeship and vocational programs, as well as establish a tax credit for companies that provide on-the-job training.
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Heather Terenzio, founder and chief executive of Techtonic, said she had started the apprenticeship program as a cost-effective way to find local talent.
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As a teenager he worked at menial jobs at a film studio in Nice, and he served an apprenticeship with the director Julien Duvivier.
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When we last see him, Ashbery is poised at a crossroads, his apprenticeship complete and the future cresting like a wave about to break.
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They share this goal with President Trump, who in a June executive order directed the secretary of labor to find and promote apprenticeship opportunities.
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Several years later, during a chemical engineering apprenticeship at a fertilizer factory on North Korea's east coast, Canh spotted Ri working in a laboratory.
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In addition, refugees who have made an effort to integrate through language courses, apprenticeship and work would be given priority to invite family members.
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I learned my craft, sure, but it was also an apprenticeship in the ways and language of the older people who ran the business.
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In 2011, 3 percent of the apprentices in Sheet Metal Workers Local 28 were women, said Leah Rambo, who runs the union's apprenticeship program.
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Another invites minorities with nontraditional tech backgrounds to apply for a year-long apprenticeship at the company, with the potential to join Pinterest full time.
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John Delaney released his own national service plan that included a Climate Corps and an apprenticeship program for young people to work on infrastructure projects.
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Last year, the president created the Apprenticeship Task Force and issued an executive order to identify and remove the bureaucratic and regulatory impediments to apprenticeships.
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During her later teen years, at the tail-end of World War I, Shilling nabbed an apprenticeship with engineer, businesswoman, and women's advocate Margaret Partridge.
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The course—an MBA apprenticeship—is far removed from most apprenticeships, which tend to provide a path into a first job through in-work training.
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The administration is also trying to expand public-private apprenticeship programs to create a stronger pipeline of technical skills that companies are desperate to hire.
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In addition to his apprenticeship he is also undertaking a master's degree which sees him working with lacquer -- a traditional colored finish applied to wood.
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"It's been much more difficult than people even thought at the time," Trump said Thursday at the start of a White House event on apprenticeship.
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IBM and the Consumer Technology Association announced the launch of the CTA Apprenticeship Coalition, to create thousands of new apprenticeships in 20 states in January.
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With the former star of The Apprentice now becoming our 45th president, no administration has ever been better positioned to make American apprenticeship great again.
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For another, the Trump administration's budget proposed slashing funds for agencies that finance the education improvements, apprenticeship programs and infrastructure projects the town hall spotlighted.
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A third-generation owner from Pfozheim, Germany, Karl was keen to expand his family's watchmaking and jewelry business to Geneva after an apprenticeship in Switzerland.
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You should also think about other options, like taking time off or doing an apprenticeship until you figure out what you really want to do.
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This apprenticeship went on and on with little encouragement except from the family, while neighbors and friends made it clear they thought he was loafing.
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The DOL wants to increase the amount of time minors may work in these industries, as part of an ongoing push to expand apprenticeship programs.
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Verma said her team's apprenticeship program serves both a moral and business imperative, allowing the company to hire and develop motivated, loyal and diverse talent.
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He also worked roughly 50 hours a month at a supermarket in Traunstein and was set to begin an apprenticeship there later in the year.
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But unlike Robinson, who played a season of minor league baseball in Montreal before moving up to the Dodgers, Doby did not have an apprenticeship.
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We will explore innovative new approaches to apprenticeship and vocational learning, as well as opportunities to engage employers and improve access to workplace training. 9.
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"We need to make sure we do more job retraining, and that's why we're working to have a 5 million apprenticeship dream," Benioff told Cramer.
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Employers in industries that haven't traditionally had apprenticeship programs still remain skeptical about incorporating apprenticeships as a means to recruit, train and hire new employees.
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Nearly $2197 million in multiyear apprenticeship funding programs alone are underway, among a 2167-page list of European projects earmarked for Wales stretching to 2020.
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That means apprenticeship programs that give students hands-on learning experiences so they can compete for the millions of unfilled jobs in the U.S. today.
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Enter Toyota, whose own two-year apprenticeship program boasts an average completion rate above 80% and successfully places graduates in jobs at an equal rate.
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As few modern artisans know these techniques, Buccellati has established a workshop school, using a system of apprenticeship that also has echoes of the Renaissance.
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I had an assistant once who joined the apprenticeship program — he hated hearing me tell the same story over and over to my different clients.
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New York's various undergrounds can make for a disciplined apprenticeship, and Gaga takes pride in her earliest fan base of art, fashion and music students.
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White House staff members had initially asked participants to base their numerical pledges on the number of apprenticeship slots their organization planned to set aside.
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The team is helping local schools start a metal and wood craftsman apprenticeship that teaches teenage students new skills and supplies classrooms with refurbished desks.
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Cincinnati, for example, responded to Amazon's critique that it didn't have enough local tech talent by refocusing a high school apprenticeship program on information technology.
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By the time I finished my job apprenticeship at the age of 19, my father had made a name for himself in the truther scene.
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He became the manager of the Washington Senators for what some felt was an apprenticeship for the Mets' job, which he was offered in 215.
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A fourth-generation ironworker from Chicago, I spent four years in the Iron Workers Registered Apprenticeship Program, getting on-the-job training with classroom instruction.
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Beyond that, another $13 million will be distributed in grant money to Skills for Chicagoland's Future to develop an apprenticeship program with City Colleges Chicago.
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The apprenticeship model, which typically combines classroom learning in a boot camp or community college with paid on-the-job experience, is popular in Europe.
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The apprenticeship is for those who are between 16 and 30 years old, or for those who are over 26 and considered to be unemployed.
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Now, instead of a college degree in her room, Curvin has a certificate of completion of IBM's apprenticeship program from the US Department of Labor.
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The current Telecommunications Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program counts more than 2,000 apprentices enrolled so far across 28 participating employers, according to the Wireless Infrastructure Association.
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The school has a graduate who got an apprenticeship at the presidential palace, the Elysée, and another at Pierre Hermé, a renowned Parisian pastry chef.
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Pritzker tells CNBC that apprenticeship programs that focus on middle and high school aged students have helped several regions fill skills gaps such as these.
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Specifically, he raises three concerns: Lack of corporate enthusiasm for the apprenticeship model, absence of federal funding, and corporations' limited capacity to take on apprentices.
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The corporate apprenticeship programs our city's employers have implemented differ from internships or the "outsourced apprenticeships" Craig advocates for, which function like a temp agency.
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She kept urging me to come down and learn about this apprenticeship method of printing — the way people were passing down the trade over generations.
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Such employers can clearly benefit from more training in community colleges, or work-based learning options like apprenticeship in which their participation remain too low.
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Persuading students and their parents to consider the apprenticeship track is a tough sell, especially because companies want students who have a strong academic background.
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Trained in Chinese calligraphy, she coupled her apprenticeship with a study of makie, the Japanese craft of decorating lacquerware with sprinkled gold or silver powder.
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He struck out trying to find entry-level tech jobs without a degree, and he stumbled on a 12-month IBM apprenticeship in software programming.
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In Europe, the apprenticeship system has deep roots throughout the entire economy, in particular in Germany, where apprentices are almost 4.0 percent of the workforce.
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Rising Cost Base: As with other UK retailers, M&S's cost base is faced with rising costs from increasing business rates and the new apprenticeship levy.
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"If they say this is some apprenticeship program, I'll go out on a limb and say this, they're gonna lose, because players sign contracts," Soto said.
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PM Training, a social enterprise in the central English city of Stoke-on-Trent that provides training and apprenticeship schemes, has already grappled with funding cuts.
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One apprenticeship program working to feed much-needed talent into the industry is Project Jumpstart, a training program that prepares Baltimore residents for work in construction.
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The shortage of qualified workers in information technology is prompting employers to cast a wider net, fueling demand for apprenticeship programs like the one he completed.
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She is currently enrolled in a four-year apprenticeship with a San Francisco law firm with hopes of becoming an attorney like her father Robert Kardashian.
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" The budget would, however, carve out room for more apprenticeship programs, which the White House says are an "evidence-based approach to preparing workers for jobs.
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Meanwhile, the order allows sectors that have operated well under the current registered apprenticeship system, such as commercial and industrial construction, to continue to do so.
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Ideally, the federal government would join with the private sector to create a public-private institution charged with developing and diffusing national occupational frameworks for apprenticeship.
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Moreover, because many apprenticeship programs now incorporate industry-recognized credentials and college credit, apprentices can go on to earn an associate's degree, bachelor's degree, or higher.
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It would also expand 2628 accounts that are traditionally used to save for college to also cover paying apprenticeship fees, home-school expenses and student debt.
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Continuing investments in paid apprenticeship programs, or retraining programs within firms, as well as a focus on science, technology, engineering and mathematics are much more important.
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Programs like the National Council for the American Worker and the apprenticeship program Lisa and EnviroControl Systems started are a great way to promote vocational training.
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Registered Apprenticeship programs and on-the-job training can help veterans successfully transition from the military to a new career they can continue to proud of.
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GI Bill participants in these apprenticeship programs are eligible to receive tax-free GI benefits while also being paid by the company that has hired them.
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If you're fired up for a career in pyrotechnics, start by pursuing an apprenticeship through a fireworks company or an organization like the Pyrotechnics Guild International.
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Kelli Jordan, who's overseen IBM's New Collar Job training program and its apprenticeship initiatives, asked developers to find ways to implement Watson into their own workplace.
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With the exception of German and Swiss subsidiaries, you can count on two hands the number of major American employers that have launched modern apprenticeship programs.
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In ''An American Childhood,'' her classic memoir of growing up in Pittsburgh, Dillard describes life with her parents as a long and rigorous apprenticeship of wisecracking.
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U.K. industry leaders are calling on ministers to take urgent steps to boost STEM skills, adapt the current apprenticeship model and improve basic numeracy and literacy.
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A push to scale up apprenticeship programs and the mandate that the federal government buy American-made goods when possible echo efforts by the Trump administration.
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In 1865 and 1866, Southern states passed "apprenticeship laws" that were part of the region's Black Codes meant to restrict the rights of the newly freed.
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"We got rid of the university requirement," said Shalini Agarwal, who oversees LinkedIn's Reach program, an apprenticeship for people who need to refresh their coding skills.
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Both Colorado and Kentucky have launched and supported apprenticeship programs designed to place students in high-demand fields like health care, advanced manufacturing, IT and cybersecurity.
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Mr. Sorey soon joined ensembles led by the pianist Vijay Iyer and the saxophonist Steve Coleman, and began an informal apprenticeship with the musician Butch Morris.
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Astros General Manager Jeff Luhnow thought finding another up-and-comer was a good fit for the staff, effectively making the bench coach position an apprenticeship.
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If you want to become an astrologer in India, the path can feel narrow and complex, involving an apprenticeship in a dogmatic and seemingly impenetrable system.
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On Wednesday, he gave a speech calling for "tuition free" public colleges and apprenticeship programs he says will make the U.S. workforce more competitive (The Hill).
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The people who work for them watch and listen and smell and taste until they can do the same — professional cooking is about apprenticeship and technique.
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I want to have a celebration for her accomplishments throughout high school and to also commend her on her choice to enter into an apprenticeship program.
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We need apprenticeship programs here that are as appealing as they are in Switzerland and as popular as they were when I was starting my career.
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Many electricians learn the tricks of the trade through a three-to-five-year apprenticeship, while others attend a technical school before on-the-job training.
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Soon Bennett, who was 22 at the time, was taking the test for admission into the five-year apprenticeship program with the Plumbers' Union, Local 98.
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It does, however, give labor groups and government agencies a lot of leeway to figure out what might work, like a mentoring program or an apprenticeship.
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Based in Baltimore, Catalyte trains people who qualify for its program to become enterprise software developers, then offers them placement in their two-year apprenticeship program.
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It diverted young people who were largely arrested for crack offenses into jobs, substance abuse treatment and apprenticeship programs, and got them housing and child care.
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Along the way, he offers insight into how words come into being and a look at origins of a scattering of words: inkling, deadline, apprenticeship, balderdash.
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It's not clear how much education Tintoretto had, or how much apprenticeship he did, but by age 20 he was a painter with his own workshop.
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After leaving school when he was 16, Mr. Davies worked in several fields — construction, hospitality, carpentry — until, at 19, he began an apprenticeship restoring antique clocks.
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And because when we started our apprenticeship, we didn't know if we were going to be hired, so a lot of us started looking at jobs.
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Miners could pay for retraining themselves, but that's only feasible for still-working individuals who can afford to pay for training and apprenticeship on nights and weekends.
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The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, for example, already operates one of the best clean energy job training and apprenticeship programs in the country, according to Uehlein.
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As part of a push to create a more diverse workplace and train people for other jobs in technology, LinkedIn has since introduced two more apprenticeship programs.
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The company also hired eight of the 12 people from the inaugural Ramp apprenticeship, with two of the other graduates taking recruiting roles at other tech companies.
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This executive order will further support apprenticeship programs for industries like these and others that want to help Americans have better access to vocational jobs and training.
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When his apprenticeship at the second level was complete, instead of making a jump, he found himself back in the tag-team ranks, making chicken salad again.
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We already mentioned his playing career and apprenticeship under Pitino, and he had also compiled a 60-39 record as head coach at Manhattan by that point.
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The first thing we need to do is locate access to apprenticeship opportunities in the same places where young people spend the majority of their time – school.
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Job Corps can also contribute to the president's goal of increasing apprenticeship enrollments, particularly among younger workers, who currently account for fewer than one-in-five apprentices.
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And corporate America should be encouraged to offer paid apprenticeship programs — because as you know all too well, much can be learned by a being an apprentice.
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Third, this legislation calls for states, institutions of higher education, and sponsors of apprenticeship programs to develop the protocols that will establish academic credit for these programs.
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Majoring in computer science shouldn't be a prerequisite to a career involving tech; an apprenticeship can be an even better way to gain experience in the field.
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His father used to work for the Carnivore restaurant, a high-end entertainment spot in Nairobi where Ndaiga would later carry out an apprenticeship before joining college.
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" Aging: An Apprenticeship " (Red Notebook Press), a collection of essays edited by Nan Narboe and written by a parliament of mature observers, is rife with gimcrack Zen.
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Clearly, her long apprenticeship with an Ojibwa artist and holy man taught her to look at the natural world differently than either of these two diverse groups.
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While the consultancy's internship program recruits four-year college students, the apprenticeship mostly selects "nontraditional" candidates who went to two-year schools or did not complete college.
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With luck, this Task Force – and future apprenticeship efforts – can stay true to their purpose and learn how to address the real barriers to growing American apprenticeships.
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This particular age group would still be barred from those jobs, but they would be allowed to do the hazardous work as part of certain apprenticeship programs.
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After completing the course Ansi got an apprenticeship at We Got Pop, a technology platform for the film industry that lets production companies manage and pay staff.
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Peter Parker enters into a quasi apprenticeship with Iron Man, who makes him a fancy costume that augments his powers while cautioning him to take it slow.
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A friend in the Ironworkers union suggested he take a class over the winter, and he thinks he might be able to get into an apprenticeship program.
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DOL said so-called "industry-recognized apprenticeship programs" (IRAPs) will be more targeted and effective than programs currently administered by the government, leading to more job creation.
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The company, which requires a five-year apprenticeship for its craftspeople, is a consumer-oriented subsidiary of R.H. Wilkins, engravers to the luxury giftware trade since 1971.
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Completion of the apprenticeship leads to an entry-level position with Greyston Bakery, which supplies Ben & Jerry's with brownies and sells its own brownies at Whole Foods.
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Mr. Trump wants to expand vocational school, job training and apprenticeship opportunities to fill a deep gap in the manufacturing, health care, technology and construction labor pools.
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For Jones, his N.F.L. apprenticeship has already included far more learning on the job, and Thursday it showed in his fourth start in place of Eli Manning.
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She revealed in April that she had begun a four-year apprenticeship with a firm in San Francisco, with the goal of taking the bar in 2022.
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She served her apprenticeship in San Francisco, which in 2007 became the first city in America to place a ban on plastic grocery and retail-store bags.
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At its heart is the country's storied apprenticeship program, which is ramping up efforts to transform Iraqi, Syrian, Afghan and other refugees into qualified, productive, taxpaying workers.
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Over the past three years in Augusta, Ga., for example, local building trades unions have been training apprenticeship candidates for work at the Plant Vogtle Nuclear Project.
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The company said it is making "significant" investments in its Goodwood plant in England, hiring workers and recruiting a record number of people for its apprenticeship program.
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Miss Manners is surprised that your friend did not anticipate the possibility of expenses during the apprenticeship, but perhaps she was also sneering at your daughter's plans.
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Her first hands-on experience with animal parchment came during a bookbinding apprenticeship she completed before earning a goldsmith degree at Lahti Design Institute, in Lahti, Finland.
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In regard to workforce development, the United States spends less on vocational and apprenticeship training then other developed countries, and New Jersey trails the nation in apprenticeships.
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Mike Will's drums have a swampy sound that derives from his years of apprenticeship in the basement of his family's home in Marietta, a suburb of Atlanta.
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That's why the Associated Builders and Contractors has more than 800 apprenticeship and training programs around the country, and associated members spend $85033 billion on training annually.
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He entered an apprenticeship program at Patek Philippe, and later worked for BNB Concept, a specialist movement manufacturer, and the celebrated independent Swiss watchmaker François-Paul Journe.
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Investing in teacher education, as Abbott or the apprenticeship programs do, means choosing the latter, and that's a tough sell to taxpayers who need child care themselves.
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Kardashian West, who has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm, has hopes of taking the bar in 2022, and making prison reform her main focus.
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Kardashian West, who has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm, has hopes of taking the bar in 2022 and making prison reform her main focus.
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Shortly after finishing his apprenticeship with Wright, Soleri began designing and building a personal residence for Nora Woods, the wife of a wealthy industrialist from the east coast.
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You spent a year in the best companies, and you really learned through those experiences, which would be much closer to a traditional guild or apprenticeship in Europe.
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Amazon expects its apprenticeship cohort to grow from 2000 to 0003,2000 workers in the next few years, said Tammy Thieman, a senior program manager at the ecommerce giant.
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McLoughlin completed a five-year apprenticeship at The Shelbourne, a historic hotel in Dublin, then worked at various establishments, including Chicago's Drake hotel and The Metropolitan Club.
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Mr. Page served his apprenticeship at Doubleday, which hired him, after he received his master's degree in 1960, as an editor of Anchor Books, its trade paperback imprint.
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Sixteen- and 17-year-olds would still be barred from those jobs, but they would be allowed to do the hazardous work as part of certain apprenticeship programs.
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I also applied for an apprenticeship in London at [further education college] Westminster Kingsway, and went in on my day off to London at 6.30 in the morning.
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She'll be out front a lot this week as the Trump White House pushes workforce development and apprenticeship, an issue she has championed along with paid parental leave.
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The president's first steps to achieve this goal were signing an executive order titled "Expanding Apprenticeship in America" and nearly doubling the funding for apprenticeships to $200 million.
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We should look at new ways to partner with community colleges, apprenticeship programs and maker spaces to expand opportunity beyond the traditional confines of four-year degree programs.
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For example, Dartmouth-Hitchcock in Lebanon, New Hampshire, turned to apprenticeship several years ago as part of a major expansion and reorganization of its provision of medical services.
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We would promise a bold infrastructure investment plan or an ambitious new apprenticeship program for young people, and then Bernie would announce basically the same thing, but bigger.
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If working at Aurora was an apprenticeship in haute cuisine, working at the Fort was an education in injuries of class that are invisible from the dining room.
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By working alongside labor and management, H22019H has been able to provide a vital connection to NABTU's and its signatory contractors' apprenticeship training – and, thereby, good-paying careers.
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In September, Germany's labor minister, Andrea Nahles, warned that fewer than 215 percent of asylum seekers arrived with the qualifications needed to immediately begin a job or apprenticeship.
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Hecking, a relatively unsung player in Hanover and Braunschweig, worked his way up through a coaching apprenticeship that began 16 years ago with the amateur club SC Verl.
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What's more, experience in some countries suggests that if not managed correctly, the training in apprenticeship programs can become antiquated and even a tool to hold back newcomers.
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This may be starting to change, with Britain's minimum wage now rising more steeply, in addition to new pension charges and the incoming apprenticeship levy for many employers.
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A bipartisan group of senators introduced legislation on Wednesday that would overhaul and expand the nation's apprenticeship programs and better train workers for the changing global economy. Sens.
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A U.S. rule that expands overtime pay could endanger a practice in which assistants in fields like publishing and movies accept low wages for a kind of apprenticeship.
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Restaurant Group reiterated its warning of a rise in costs due to government initiatives such as the apprenticeship levy, proposed increases in business rates and higher energy taxes.
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Kardashian West, who has begun a four-year apprenticeship with a law firm, has hopes of taking the bar in 2022, and making prison reform her main focus.
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I've led many stylists who have worked at my salon, including Jen Atkin, Mischelle Navar, Jennifer Blanchard, and Angelo Tsimourtos, through the Los Angeles County Cosmetology Apprenticeship Council.
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We would propose a bold infrastructure investment plan or an ambitious new apprenticeship program for young people, and then Bernie would announce basically the same thing, but bigger.
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J.J. Ament, CEO of the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation, pointed to the state's apprenticeship program, as a way to serve workers who aren't pursuing a college degree.
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It was Mr. Cavallier Belletrud's father who was responsible for teaching Mr. Demachy how to make perfume during his 2800-year apprenticeship at Charabot, a local fragrance company.
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At the age of 303, he made his first serious dish, veal kidneys with puréed potatoes, and as a teenager he began an apprenticeship at a local restaurant.
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But for the most part, Goff held the famous architect at a distance, declining to join the Taliesin Fellowship, the apprenticeship program Wright established on his Wisconsin estate.
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When Mr. Ford finished his training at Green City Force, he began a six-month apprenticeship with the state program EmPower New York, conducting in-home energy audits.
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In Colorado, his support of gun control and education measures overlapped with huge charitable donations to an apprenticeship program, a school-choice organization and the Denver public schools.
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We want everyone to have a path to a good life, whether it's through a union apprenticeship, a community college a four-year university, without drowning in debt.
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We want everyone to have a path to a good life, whether it's through a union apprenticeship, a community college, a four-year university -- without drowning in debt.
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Employees get wages far higher than the industry average, as well as perks like free accommodation and apprenticeship programs — resulting in an impressively low turnover rate of 10%.
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These partnerships can build from Amazon's technical apprenticeship program, and draw upon leading-edge digital skill providers like Per Scholas and General Assembly already operating in the community.
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Wayne is having fun, warning us off the book we've just begun reading, but this is more than yet another novel of a writer's apprenticeship and self-discovery.
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She tells them that she has finished the first year of a four-year apprenticeship at a law firm, which in California is an alternative to law school.
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We want everyone to have a path to a good life, whether it's through a union apprenticeship, a community college a four-year university, without drowning in debt.
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It would create "business resource centers" to help entrepreneurs gain access to capital to start businesses, and it would steer more money to community colleges and apprenticeship programs.
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Most people are familiar with work-and-learn programs in the context of the traditional apprenticeship, which has long been a staple of job preparation in many trades.
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She came from Slovakia, where she attended a technical college and said she was the first woman in the region to finish an apprenticeship as a graphic artist.
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There followed a decade-long apprenticeship under Smith, then the Kansas job and, in 2003, the return to U.N.C. Williams's accent wavered during his time in Lawrence, Kan.
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Woodard ended up talking to HR in January 2015, when she worked at Union Square Cafe after her apprenticeship and a manager propositioned her during a holiday party.
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"When he says, 'I need you,' there's a call to that," said Mr. Pabotoy, who spent three years post-Juilliard in an intense teaching apprenticeship with Mr. Bayes.
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Wanting to stay in Crum, Mr. Spaulding went through the solar program Coalfield runs with Solar Holler, which offers its participants a two-and-a-half-year apprenticeship.
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It would cap student loan interest rates; expand Pell grants by allowing them to cover books, housing and transportation; and cancel tuition at trade schools and apprenticeship programs.
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The White House asked for $5.5 billion in incentives for businesses that hire young people and setting aside $200 million for youth from a $2 billion apprenticeship fund.
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When her apprenticeship was done, Caroll joined the New York City District Council Carpenters Union and found a full-time, paid job as a construction worker within two weeks.
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The best part: Austin has also received multiple job offers, including an apprenticeship through the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, which he told the HuffPo he intends to pursue.
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The educational waste really becomes a problem in high school because at that age kids could be doing something far more productive, like an apprenticeship or a vocational school.
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Three years later, he is on course to finish his apprenticeship, lives in his own place and has a car, but a future in Germany is still not guaranteed.
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Amastan begins an apprenticeship to a historian, only to be pulled back into his former life when members of his family are targeted and killed, threatening the city's safety.
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After graduating from James Madison High School, he studied advertising design at Pratt Institute and served an apprenticeship at the Manhattan studio of the French poster designer Jean Carlu.
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Additionally, 529 education accounts could be used to cover the cost of home schooling, for fees related to a trade apprenticeship and to help pay off a student debt.
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But it has several exemptions for youths who are supervised in apprenticeship programs, though they can only do the dangerous work for a limited amount of time each day.
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The 23-year-old chef and forager began his chef's apprenticeship in the northern beaches of Sydney when he was just thirteen, almost half of his short life ago.
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The program will offer scholarships, tuition reimbursement and apprenticeship programs, along with job placement and continuing education opportunities in partnering with schools like Lincoln Tech and Universal Technical Institute.
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During his PhD, he developed "apprenticeship" learning algorithms to advanced helicopter aerobatics, including maneuvers such as tic-tocs, chaos and auto-rotation, which only exceptional human pilots can perform.
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Democrats have stressed the need to train Americans for the jobs that are available, and Hillary Clinton, Trump's 2016 opponent, made pushing apprenticeship programs a part of her campaign.
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A remnant of his apprenticeship still hangs in his studio: an early portrait of his mentor gripping a buxom paper-model from the shop window, laughing like a newlywed.
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Congress recognized the potential of this public-private training partnership when it provided $90 million for apprenticeship, the first-ever programmatic funding, in its fiscal year 2016 spending bill.
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After he finished high school in 19873, he took an apprenticeship with a carpenter and then worked briefly as a dairyman's assistant, delivering milk and keeping track of accounts.
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These savings could be put toward 529 plans that, under the House tax reform plan, would be eligible to be put toward apprenticeship programs as well as traditional colleges.
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In lieu of arguing over whether to repeal Davis-Bacon, the parties should include provisions for a significant apprenticeship program that facilitates the hiring and training of additional workers.
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With a worsening shortage of welders, machinists and other crafts workers, apprenticeship programs offer older skilled workers a less strenuous job opportunity: Teaching their craft to the next generation.
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Companies are increasingly turning to apprenticeship programs to help solve a skilled-worker shortage in the US, and Toyota's is a standout example that has run for 31 years.
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Furthermore, a Wall Street Journal report found that comprehensive apprenticeship programs, a time-tested worker-training strategy that benefits all parties involved, fell 40 percent between 2003 and 85033.
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Von Mandl then did an apprenticeship in wine-selling after college, which inspired him to open an importing business in Vancouver, according to his biography on his winery's website.
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IBM is committed to addressing this shortage and recently launched an apprenticeship program registered with the US Department of Labor, with a plan to have 100 apprentices in 2018.
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The tax system rewards companies that exploit loopholes, infrastructure is crumbling and training programs lack the kind of apprenticeship and credentialing opportunities that Germany and other major economies offer.
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Congress also passed bipartisan funding legislation for Departments of Labor, Education and Health and Human Services, including increases in funding for apprenticeship, career and technical education and adult education.
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Its portfolio includes Sokowatch, a startup connecting local African retailers to international suppliers; the outsourced programmer placement and apprenticeship service, Andela; and the integrated pharmacy supplier and operator, mPharma.
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Tech leaders have called on the government to move to a system where 16-19 mathematics is compulsory and adapt the apprenticeship model to allow uptake of software developers.
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The apprenticeship was designed to bring together millennials and people with 30 years of professional experience to work on, among other things, a report on the future of work.
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To this day, medicine is largely an apprenticeship, with young physicians huddling around older physicians, straining to catch every word, so as to not lose a nugget of wisdom.
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The building trades operate over 1,600 apprenticeship programs and annually invest over $1 billion with their employers in training programs that supply the industry with safe and skilled tradespeople.
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After completing his apprenticeship with a pingshu master, he joined a folk arts troupe in Anshan, a town in northeastern China known then for its teahouses and pingshu performers.
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A massive apprenticeship program could pair those without four-year college degrees to jobs in regions throughout America, providing skills and a wage while they train for a job.
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Additionally, 529 education account could be used to cover the cost of home schooling, for fees related to a trade apprenticeship and to help pay off a student debt.
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Clarify funding In the U.S., securing Department of Labor recognition as a registered apprenticeship may have no bearing on a local workforce board's willingness to provide funding for training.
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An example from the book, for an apprenticeship: This type of letter would appear in books about "business correspondence," which were a form of reference book for their day.
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