From apprentice to employee: How Maryland is redefining job training
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From apprentice to employee: How Maryland is redefining job training

business.maryland.gov
April 1, 2019

Summary

Maryland is redefining job training by expanding its apprenticeship programs, which now include over 10,000 registered apprentices. The Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Program (MATP) offers adults and high school students opportunities to gain skills in various industries, ensuring a skilled workforce for local businesses.

The success of these programs reflects a growing commitment to workforce development in Maryland. By providing hands-on training and competitive wages, apprenticeships not only enhance individual career prospects but also support local businesses in building a robust workforce for the future.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in addressing workforce shortages and enhancing career pathways for individuals. By showcasing successful partnerships between businesses and educational institutions, it highlights how apprenticeships can lead to sustainable employment and organizational growth.

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