Aon launches $30M apprenticeship program in seven cities, including Minneapolis
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Aon launches $30M apprenticeship program in seven cities, including Minneapolis

Star Tribune
April 1, 2022

Summary

Aon has announced a significant investment of $30 million to launch an apprenticeship program in seven cities, including Minneapolis. This initiative aims to create valuable career pathways for individuals seeking to develop their skills through hands-on training and earn while they learn.

The launch of this apprenticeship program highlights the growing recognition of the importance of registered apprenticeships in today's workforce. These programs not only equip participants with essential skills but also address the talent needs of employers, fostering a more robust and capable workforce across various industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This development underscores the critical role of registered apprenticeships in bridging the skills gap in the labor market. By investing in such programs, organizations like Aon are not only enhancing their workforce but also contributing to the broader goal of building a skilled labor pool that meets the demands of the economy.

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