Zaman International, Michigan Works! help Ukrainian refugee start a new career with a Registered Apprenticeship
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Zaman International, Michigan Works! help Ukrainian refugee start a new career with a Registered Apprenticeship

State of Michigan (.gov)
May 1, 2025

Summary

Zaman International and Michigan Works! have collaborated to assist a Ukrainian refugee named Mariya in launching her career through a Registered Apprenticeship program. With support in training and essential services, she has not only achieved employment but also advanced into leadership roles within the organization.

This story highlights the impact of registered apprenticeship programs in providing meaningful career pathways, especially for individuals facing various barriers. By empowering refugees like Mariya, these programs demonstrate the potential for growth and success in the workforce, contributing positively to local economies.

Why this matters for apprenticeships

This story underscores the transformative power of registered apprenticeship programs in fostering career development for individuals from diverse backgrounds. It showcases how targeted support can help overcome barriers, leading to successful employment and personal growth.

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