Applications Now Being Accepted for RIMTA Summer Training Marine Trade Programs
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Applications Now Being Accepted for RIMTA Summer Training Marine Trade Programs

whatsupnewp.com
May 16, 2016

Summary

The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association (RIMTA) is now accepting applications for its summer training programs aimed at adults, college students, and youth interested in marine trades and composites. These free programs include a Pre-Apprenticeship Training Program for adults, a Summer Marketing Internship for college students, and a Youth Summer Boatbuilding Program for teenagers, all designed to equip participants with essential skills and experience in a thriving industry.

This initiative reflects a strategic effort to address workforce needs in Rhode Island's marine trades sector, which is experiencing a generational shift. By providing targeted training and hands-on opportunities, these programs not only enhance career pathways for individuals but also contribute to the sustainability of the local marine economy.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of structured training programs in supporting the development of a skilled workforce in high-demand industries. By offering hands-on experience and career exploration, RIMTA's initiatives pave the way for future apprentices and help employers find committed individuals ready to contribute to their businesses.

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