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Apprenticeship By State

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As Registered Apprenticeship gains momentum around the country, more and more employers, high schools, colleges, and community-based organizations are interested in delivering apprenticeships. But organizations that are new to apprenticeship often don’t know where to start or what’s required. This podcast series will point you in the right direction. Hear experts describe the ins and outs of Registered Apprenticeship, including how the registration process helps ensure that apprentices from all backgrounds can succeed. Join Louisiana’s former apprenticeship director, Joseph Hollins, as he talks with the people leading State Apprenticeship Agencies across the country. They discuss the first steps in developing a Registered Apprenticeship and when to connect with their state’s apprenticeship agency. They also cover strategies for expanding programs for both in-school and out-of-school youth and share what makes each state stand out.

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September 8, 2021

COVID-19 Special Episode

In this special episode of Apprenticeship by State, host Joseph Hollins speaks with 7 apprenticeship directors across the country about the COVID-19 pandemic, its implications on apprenticeship systems across the United States, and how these states have been pivoting to respond to the moment:<ul><li>Eric Ramsay of Pennsylvania</li><li>Josh Johnson of Wisconsin</li><li>Patricia Morrison of Virginia</li><li>Eric Rood of California</li><li>Kathryn Castelloes of North Carolina</li><li>Katrina Vigil of New Mexico</li><li>John Akin with Supervisor Rick Martagon of Minnesota about the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the registered apprenticeship system</li></ul>[01:52] The business community needs to be partners in workplace safety to protect workers.[02:50] Will the hit on the economy undo the progress made with growing apprenticeship programs?[03:53] Dealing with pandemic layoffs.[05:25] Life after the pandemic: where Registered Apprenticeship can support the displaced workforce.[09:13] In-Demand – Health Care: How to position contact tracers for long-term healthcare careers.[09:53] In-Demand – Cybersecurity apprenticeship programs.[10:43] Changing how the apprenticeship system works, from administration to delivery.[11:55] On-the-job training and instruction delivery in the era of social distancing.[16:23] The positive long-term lessons of COVID for the apprenticeship system.

September 8, 2021

Willie Higgins │ Arizona

In this episode of <a href="https://www.jff.org/resources/apprenticeship-state/">JFF's Apprenticeship by State</a>, Joseph speaks with Willie Higgins, the Apprenticeship Director of Arizona.[00:57] Get to know Arizona’s agency of apprenticeship.[09:00] Employer’s first steps.[12:06] Approval timeline.[21:22] Pre-apprenticeship.[24:56] In-school youth apprenticeship.[31:18] Opportunity youth.

September 8, 2021

John Aiken │ Minnesota

In this episode of <a href="https://www.jff.org/resources/apprenticeship-state/">JFF's Apprenticeship by State</a>, Joseph speaks with Minnesota’s John Aiken, state apprenticeship director, and Rick Martagon, apprenticeship supervisor.[00:30] Get to know Minnesota’s apprenticeship agency[10:51] Starting an apprenticeship program[17:14] Process and timeline for approval[27:45] In-school youth apprenticeship[37:30] Pre-apprenticeship[41:26] Opportunity youth

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What is Apprenticeship By State?: As Registered Apprenticeship gains momentum around the country, more and more employers, high schools, colleges, and community-based organizations are interested in delivering apprenticeships. But organizations that are new to apprenticeship often don’t know where to start or what’s required.

This podcast series will point you in the right direction. Hear experts describe the ins and outs of Registered Apprenticeship, including how the registration process helps ensure that apprentices from all backgrounds can succeed.

Join Louisiana’s former apprenticeship director, Joseph Hollins, as he talks with the people leading State Apprenticeship Agencies across the country. They discuss the first steps in developing a Registered Apprenticeship and when to connect with their state’s apprenticeship agency. They also cover strategies for expanding programs for both in-school and out-of-school youth and share what makes each state stand out.
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Information about guest appearances is not available.

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