Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s Jacqueline Winborne Named Department of Labor Apprentice of the Year for 2021
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Norfolk Naval Shipyard’s Jacqueline Winborne Named Department of Labor Apprentice of the Year for 2021

navy.mil
March 24, 2022

Summary

Jacqueline Winborne from Norfolk Naval Shipyard has been honored as the Department of Labor Apprentice of the Year for 2021, showcasing her exceptional contributions and achievements in the apprenticeship program. This recognition underscores the importance of apprenticeships in developing skilled workers and enhancing workforce capabilities in various industries.

Awarding individuals like Winborne not only celebrates personal success but also highlights the effective apprenticeship programs that prepare individuals for rewarding careers. Such recognitions inspire others to engage in registered apprenticeships, fostering a more skilled and competitive workforce.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story is significant as it highlights the value of apprenticeships in skill development and workforce readiness. Recognizing outstanding apprentices encourages others to participate in similar programs, thereby strengthening the pipeline of skilled labor in critical industries.

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