Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship
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Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship

IN.gov
July 14, 2021

Summary

The John Jay Center for Learning in Portland, Indiana, launched its SkillsTrac training program as a certified Adult State Earn and Learn (SEAL) program. This initiative focuses on providing industrial training with strong industry support, aimed at addressing the skills gap in the workforce and enhancing the employability of participants in the manufacturing sector.

The SkillsTrac program, which consists of five levels of training, is designed to benefit both employees and local manufacturers by creating a deeper talent pool. With a high placement rate for participants and partnerships with educational institutions, this program showcases a successful model for work-based learning and apprenticeship in the U.S. manufacturing landscape.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story highlights the importance of industry partnerships in developing effective apprenticeship programs that meet local workforce needs. It demonstrates how such initiatives can bridge the skills gap, enhance career pathways for individuals, and contribute to the overall economic development of the community.

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