Komatsu and Chattanooga State partner on program to hire, train high schoolers and more business news
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Komatsu and Chattanooga State partner on program to hire, train high schoolers and more business news

Chattanooga Times Free Press
September 27, 2022

Summary

Komatsu has partnered with Chattanooga State to launch pre-apprenticeships aimed at hiring and training high school students. This initiative represents a proactive approach to workforce development by engaging young individuals in hands-on training and skill development.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This partnership highlights the growing emphasis on integrating apprenticeship programs into education, offering students valuable skills while addressing workforce needs. By focusing on pre-apprenticeships, it creates pathways for youth into skilled trades, crucial for future economic growth.

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