What is the DC Apprenticeship Council?
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There are Federal as well as State regulations that govern Apprenticeship. Below is a list of those regulations:
Apprenticeships combine on-the-job training with classroom instruction, teaching workers the practical and theoretical aspects of highly skilled occupations. Apprenticeship programs are sponsored by employers, labor groups and employer associations.
An apprenticeship is a structured method of training, which develops workers who have a wide range of skills within a craft.
The In-School Program provides academic enrichment activities, work-readiness skills, project-based learning, life skills and leadership development. The goal of the program is to help prepare District youth to successfully transition from high school into post-secondary education, advanced
Mayor Vincent C. Gray Renames the District's Youth Leadership Institute in Honor of Founder Marion Barry
The Out-of-School Program provides skills workshops, career awareness and work readiness modules, basic education, GED preparation and basic computer training, as well as vocational skills training. Training is provided in the following areas: Construction Trades, Emergency Medical Technolo
The Youth Connection Center (YCC) has an extensive application process that determines a youth’s eligibility for every Office of Youth Program program and service.
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