State Tech grant to expand manufacturing apprenticeship program
Funding And Grants

State Tech grant to expand manufacturing apprenticeship program

Jefferson City News Tribune
June 26, 2019

Summary

State Technical College in Missouri has received a grant of $1,232,823 from the Missouri Community Colleges Association to expand its manufacturing apprenticeship program. The funding will continue training in industrial electricity and target individuals, including inmates, who are seeking to improve their employment prospects.

This initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance apprenticeship programs across the United States, addressing the skills gap in the workforce and providing opportunities for participants to gain valuable credentials in high-demand manufacturing occupations.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights a significant investment in expanding registered apprenticeship programs, particularly in the manufacturing sector. By targeting underserved populations and offering comprehensive training, it demonstrates a commitment to fostering a skilled workforce that meets industry demands.

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