Dyersburg State, Crown Winery Partner For First Winery Apprentice Program In State
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Dyersburg State, Crown Winery Partner For First Winery Apprentice Program In State

Radio NWTN
October 8, 2020

Summary

Dyersburg State Community College, in collaboration with Crown Winery and several industry partners, has launched Tennessee's first Registered Winery Apprenticeship Program. This initiative aims to support the state's burgeoning grape and wine industry while providing valuable training opportunities for apprentices in the region.

The establishment of this apprenticeship program highlights the increasing demand for skilled workers in the agriculture and wine sectors. By integrating on-the-job training with classroom instruction, the program not only fosters career pathways for individuals but also addresses workforce challenges faced by employers in Tennessee's growing agricultural economy.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This partnership represents a significant step forward in creating targeted apprenticeship opportunities within niche industries. By investing in workforce development through registered programs, stakeholders can enhance local economies and provide sustainable career options for residents.

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