Ms. Miller goes to Washington
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Ms. Miller goes to Washington

Randolph Hub
September 7, 2022

Summary

Stacey Miller, Director of Apprenticeships and Pathways at Randolph Community College, was invited to the White House to represent her program as an Apprenticeship Ambassador. This recognition highlights the role of Registered Apprenticeship programs in workforce development under the Biden-Harris Administration.

The Apprenticeship Ambassador Initiative aims to expand and modernize apprenticeship opportunities across the U.S., which is crucial for enhancing skills and providing career pathways in various industries. This initiative reflects the growing importance of apprenticeships in addressing workforce needs.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

The story emphasizes the federal government's commitment to expanding Registered Apprenticeship programs, which are essential for developing a skilled workforce. Recognizing leaders like Stacey Miller encourages more stakeholders to engage in apprenticeship initiatives, ultimately benefiting the economy and job seekers.

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