Closing Nevada’s skills gap leads to working with competitors - Las Vegas Review-Journal
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Closing Nevada’s skills gap leads to working with competitors - Las Vegas Review-Journal

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July 19, 2017

Summary

Nevada is making strides to close its skills gap through the development of a robust apprenticeship program that encourages collaboration among competing employers. State officials, including those from the Governor’s Office of Workforce Innovation, are advocating for a collective approach to training that can better prepare the workforce for in-demand careers in fields like advanced manufacturing and information technology.

The push for a strong apprenticeship ecosystem is crucial as it not only addresses immediate workforce needs but also fosters long-term economic growth. By engaging multiple employers to standardize training practices, Nevada can enhance its talent pool and ensure a sustainable workforce that meets industry demands.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative highlights the importance of collaboration in the apprenticeship model, showcasing how partnerships can effectively bridge the skills gap. For registered apprenticeship programs, this means an increased focus on developing comprehensive training pathways that can adapt to evolving industry needs.

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