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

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March 24, 2022

Summary

Jacqueline Winborne, an insulator at Norfolk Naval Shipyard, has been honored as the Department of Labor's Outstanding Apprentice of the Year for 2021. This recognition highlights her commitment to excellence and her impactful contributions to the shipyard's mission, marking her as the third recipient from the Insulator Shop in recent years.

Winborne's achievement underscores the importance of apprenticeship programs in developing skilled workers and fostering career advancement. By showcasing successful apprentices like her, we can inspire others to pursue similar pathways, reinforcing the value of earn-and-learn opportunities in today’s workforce.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story exemplifies the transformative potential of registered apprenticeship programs, demonstrating how they cultivate talent and promote professional growth. Recognizing outstanding apprentices not only honors individual achievements but also highlights the critical role these programs play in strengthening the workforce and meeting industry demands.

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