Lt. Governor Aruna Miller, Department of Labor Mark National Apprenticeship Week with Awards
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Lt. Governor Aruna Miller, Department of Labor Mark National Apprenticeship Week with Awards

The Office of Governor Wes Moore (.gov)
April 27, 2026

Summary

Lt. Governor Aruna Miller and the Maryland Department of Labor celebrated National Apprenticeship Week by presenting awards to recognize outstanding apprenticeship programs and their contributions to workforce development. The recognition aims to highlight the importance of apprenticeships in providing career pathways and skilled labor in various sectors.

This event underscores the state’s commitment to enhancing workforce development through registered apprenticeships, which play a crucial role in preparing individuals for careers in trades, manufacturing, healthcare, and technology. By promoting these programs, Maryland is fostering an environment where apprenticeships can thrive, benefiting both employers and job seekers.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the acknowledgment and support for registered apprenticeship programs, which are essential for equipping the workforce with necessary skills. Celebrating National Apprenticeship Week helps to raise awareness and encourage participation in apprenticeship initiatives, ultimately strengthening the labor market.

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