Apprenticeship Grants Available
Funding And Grants

Apprenticeship Grants Available

The Ticker
June 5, 2019

Summary

Northwest Michigan Works! has been awarded a $120,000 grant to develop new Registered Apprenticeship training programs tailored for various employers in the region. This initiative aims to fill the skilled workforce talent gap across multiple industries including healthcare, IT, and manufacturing.

The grant is part of a larger $1.3 million funding effort from the U.S. Department of Labor, which supports the creation of nearly 500 new Registered Apprentices statewide by fall 2020. This funding represents a significant investment in workforce development and the promotion of apprenticeship programs in Michigan.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the vital role of grants in expanding registered apprenticeship programs, which are crucial for addressing skilled labor shortages. By fostering collaboration between employers and training organizations, such initiatives contribute to building a more capable workforce.

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