Apprenticeship program puts students to work at PMF Industries
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Apprenticeship program puts students to work at PMF Industries

sungazette.com
October 14, 2021

Summary

An innovative apprenticeship program at PMF Industries in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, is successfully training high school students for careers as computer numerical control machinists. This initiative, supported by local schools and the Central Pennsylvania Apprenticeship Consortium (CPAC), has not only filled essential positions at PMF but also received a $250,000 PAsmart grant to expand pathways for students in the region.

The significance of such apprenticeship programs can't be overstated, as they provide a practical solution to the skills gap many industries are facing. By combining classroom learning with real-world experience, these programs equip young individuals with the necessary skills while offering employers a reliable pipeline of trained talent for the future.

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