Missouri launches largest National Guard apprenticeship program in the U.S.
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Missouri launches largest National Guard apprenticeship program in the U.S.

Missourinet
March 1, 2022

Summary

Missouri has launched the largest National Guard apprenticeship program in the United States, known as Project Eagle. This initiative allows servicemen and women to earn free apprenticeship certifications based on their military training, with opportunities available in various occupations, from healthcare to cybersecurity.

The program addresses the state's workforce needs by leveraging the skills and leadership qualities of National Guard members. With approximately 116,000 job openings in Missouri, this effort not only aids in bridging the gap between military and civilian careers but also enhances the marketability of veterans in the workforce.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This initiative highlights the growing importance of registered apprenticeship programs in connecting military experience to civilian job opportunities. By recognizing and formalizing the skills gained in service, it opens new pathways for career advancement and addresses critical workforce shortages across various industries.

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