Local Students Earn Associate Degrees Through N3B Los Alamos Apprenticeship Program
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Local Students Earn Associate Degrees Through N3B Los Alamos Apprenticeship Program

Los Alamos Reporter
August 19, 2022

Summary

Local students Zac Martinez and Miquela Casados earned their associate degrees through the N3B Los Alamos Nuclear Operator Apprenticeship Program, a partnership with Northern New Mexico College. Both students plan to continue their education while working on environmental cleanup efforts at the Los Alamos National Laboratory.

This apprenticeship program exemplifies the effective integration of education and practical work experience, supporting workforce development in New Mexico. Programs like this not only enhance individual career prospects but also contribute to essential community initiatives.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the impactful role of registered apprenticeship programs in providing students with valuable skills and job opportunities. By combining education with hands-on training, such initiatives prepare the workforce for critical roles in industries like environmental management.

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