After AZ launch, Intel eyes bringing semiconductor registered apprenticeship program to Oregon - The Business Journals
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After AZ launch, Intel eyes bringing semiconductor registered apprenticeship program to Oregon - The Business Journals

news.google.com
July 15, 2024

Summary

Intel is planning to expand its semiconductor registered apprenticeship program to Oregon following a successful launch in Arizona. This move aims to enhance workforce development in the semiconductor industry by providing valuable training opportunities.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative is significant as it highlights the growing focus on apprenticeships in the technology sector, particularly in high-demand fields like semiconductor manufacturing. By expanding such programs, organizations can help bridge the skills gap and prepare a workforce equipped for future challenges.

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