Cabras Marine graduates first apprenticeship class
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Cabras Marine graduates first apprenticeship class

The Guam Daily Post
June 13, 2016

Summary

Cabras Marine Corp recently celebrated the graduation of its first apprenticeship class, which included four apprentices who achieved journey worker status in various trades. The graduation ceremony took place at Top O' the Mar in Asan, marking a significant milestone for the company's commitment to workforce development on Guam.

This apprenticeship program not only provides valuable on-the-job training and classroom instruction but also aims to revitalize the local ship repair industry by training local residents. With plans to expand the program and graduate more apprentices in the coming years, Cabras Marine is focused on sustaining ship repair capabilities in the region.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the critical role of apprenticeship programs in developing a skilled workforce tailored to local industry needs. By focusing on training local talent, Cabras Marine Corp is setting a precedent for how registered apprenticeship programs can revitalize specific sectors and provide meaningful career pathways in the community.

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