22 students graduate from Hawaii Carpenters’ construction internship program

Summary

Twenty-two students graduated from the Hawaii Carpenters’ construction internship program, gaining hands-on experience in the trades. This program, part of the Hawaii Carpenters Apprenticeship & Training Fund, helps young people transition into careers in construction while ensuring they develop critical skills in a real-world setting.

With over 131 students graduated since its inception, the program has proven effective in fostering interest in the trades and providing pathways to apprenticeship opportunities. Support from contractors and educational institutions is key in developing a skilled workforce for the future.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the effectiveness of registered apprenticeship programs in preparing the next generation for careers in skilled trades. By providing real-world experience and training, such programs not only benefit the participants but also address workforce needs in the construction industry.