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Build Up Alaska Please call or email me if you have any questions or need any additional information. Dennis Traylor PH: 907-529-1770 or Email: naacpanchorage@gmail.com Please call or email me if you have any questions ... Read more |
Jennifer Sullivan Underwater Diver and Welder Meet Jennifer Sullivan, American Marine Corp's first female diver. Read the Alaska Journal of Commerce story By Melissa Campbel. You can read the complete story ... Read more |
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KTUU Story KTUU Channel 2 Coverage of Think Apprenticeship Campaign Launch You can view the full story here View Video ... Read more |
The Need For More Apprentices in Culinary Arts. Patrick Hoogerhyde is the Executive Head Chef at the Glacier Brewhouse. We sat with him in an intervew to discuss his experience with the Registered Appprenticeship Program and the roll ... Read more |
How a Local Surgery Center Benefitted From Their Young Apprentice Dianna Clements is employed by Alaska Surgery Center and was the first person in the nation to complete and graduate as an apprentice from the Surgery Technology Program. She is ... Read more |
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Learn more about Alaska Surgery Center and their experience with the Registered Apprentice Program. Click here
Learn more about Executive Chef Patrick Patrick Hoogerhyde and his story about the impact of the Registered Apprentice Program has made in his life and that of Orso's Restaurant. Click here
Employers, How Can You Benefit?
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Benefits as an Employer Building a Registered Apprenticeship with your business has many advantages - for you and for your employees. Investing in Registered Apprenticeship means a commitment to the future success of your or... Read more |
The Importance of Training When you invest in the training of your employees, they will be more committed to the success of your business. This will help to lessen turnover, decrease recruitment costs and in... Read more |
What Are My Responsibilities? A s a Registered Apprenticeship employer partner, you are responsible for recruiting and leading apprentices as they learn and complete their certifications. They are members of your workforce from day on... Read more |
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Interested in an alternative to a traditional 4-year degree? Did you know that when you complete a registered apprenticeship program in Alaska, you can earn up to 38 credits with the University of Alaska. In addition, an apprentice who ... Read more |
Veterans ResourcesVerteran Services The Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development provides Priority of Service for Veterans and Eligible spouses in all Qualified Job Training Programs funded in whole or in part ... Read more |
Can I start right away? Yes, no matter where you are in life. If you are still in high school, School to Apprenticeship (STA) is an agreement with business, industry, education, government, parents and you, a ... Read more |
What can I do to prepare myself? P arents and school districts in Alaska have found the information contained in the career cluster model helpful, www.careerclusters.org. The plan or program of studies allows you to model your ed... Read more |
What does it mean to be an apprentice? Apprenticeship is one of the oldest methods of career preparation. It means you earn while you learn. Apprenticeship comes in all shapes and sizes. In Alaska, the greatest opportunities are in... Read more |
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