Q&A: Holly Free-Ollard on Tennessee apprenticeship programs
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Q&A: Holly Free-Ollard on Tennessee apprenticeship programs

Nashville Post
December 20, 2022

Summary

Holly Free-Ollard, the state apprenticeship director for Tennessee, discusses the state's apprenticeship programs aimed at high school graduates and adults seeking career pathways outside of traditional college education. These programs are designed to alleviate financial burdens while creating a skilled workforce through practical, on-the-job training combined with classroom instruction.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This article highlights the growing trend of apprenticeship programs in Tennessee, showcasing their role as viable alternatives to college education. It emphasizes how such programs can effectively bridge the gap between education and employment, providing hands-on experience that benefits both apprentices and employers.

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