Apprentice finds her calling
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Apprentice finds her calling

The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel
August 28, 2019

Summary

Savanna Pottorff, a sophomore at Colorado Mesa University, has found her passion through an apprenticeship with the Grand Junction Fire Department, where she has been since 2017. Her journey highlights the effectiveness of the CareerWise program in guiding students toward fulfilling career paths, particularly in the field of fire prevention.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story illustrates the transformative potential of registered apprenticeship programs like CareerWise, which can help students discover and pursue their career passions. By providing real-world experience and skills, such programs play a crucial role in developing the workforce of tomorrow.

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