Hassan visits Cobham apprenticeship program
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Hassan visits Cobham apprenticeship program

Seacoastonline.com
April 15, 2019

Summary

U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan recently visited Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions in Exeter, New Hampshire, to witness firsthand the success of their apprenticeship program in partnership with Great Bay Community College. During her visit, she met with current apprentices to discuss their experiences and announced her sponsorship of the Gateway to Careers Act, aimed at promoting similar apprenticeship initiatives across the country.

This visit highlights the growing recognition of apprenticeship programs as essential pathways to skilled careers, particularly in high-demand fields like manufacturing and technology. By fostering partnerships between businesses and educational institutions, these programs not only equip students with valuable skills but also address workforce shortages in critical industries.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the importance of registered apprenticeship programs in creating viable career pathways for individuals, particularly in high-skill sectors. It also emphasizes the need for legislative support to expand these opportunities, ensuring that apprentices gain relevant experience while meeting the labor market's needs.

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