Competitors join forces for apprenticeships
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Competitors join forces for apprenticeships

Springfield Business Journal
September 26, 2022

Summary

In a collaborative effort to address workforce shortages, two competitors in Missouri's commercial concrete industry have launched a new apprenticeship program. The Concrete Worker Apprenticeship Program, which began last month, combines on-the-job training with classroom instruction at Ozarks Technical Community College, enabling participants to gain essential skills while earning a wage.

This initiative highlights a growing trend in the workforce development sector, where companies recognize the value of partnering to cultivate talent in their fields. By investing in registered apprenticeship programs, employers not only enhance their workforce but also contribute to building a sustainable career pathway for future workers in the construction industry.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of collaboration among employers to create effective apprenticeship programs that meet industry needs. By establishing partnerships, companies can ensure a steady pipeline of skilled workers while providing valuable earn-and-learn opportunities for apprentices.

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