161115FTCCOpenHouse
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161115FTCCOpenHouse

The Fayetteville Observer
November 15, 2016

Summary

The Fayetteville Technical Community College hosted an open house on November 15, 2016, to celebrate National Apprenticeship Week. Charlene Sumlin-Cross from the North Carolina Department of Commerce attended the event to promote apprenticeship opportunities in the region.

This event highlights the ongoing efforts in North Carolina to enhance workforce development through registered apprenticeship programs, showcasing the importance of such initiatives in providing skilled labor and career pathways in various industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article underscores the significance of National Apprenticeship Week in promoting apprenticeship programs and engaging community members in workforce development. Events like these are vital for raising awareness about apprenticeship opportunities and connecting potential apprentices with resources and support.

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