GlobalFoundries, VTC team up for training program
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GlobalFoundries, VTC team up for training program

VTDigger
March 22, 2019

Summary

GlobalFoundries has launched an apprenticeship program in partnership with Vermont Technical College to train high school graduates in semiconductor manufacturing. Participants will receive hands-on experience while earning college credits and a certificate over the course of four years.

This initiative reflects a growing trend among Vermont companies to develop internal training programs, addressing the skills gap in the workforce. By investing in talent development, employers can cultivate a skilled labor pool tailored to their needs, which is increasingly important in today's competitive job market.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of collaboration between companies and educational institutions in creating apprenticeship opportunities. Such programs not only provide vital skills training but also help to alleviate workforce shortages in critical industries like technology and manufacturing.

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