Hosted by Dr. Kimberly A. Moore, Apprenticeships WORK! is a national podcast powered by the Clean Technology Training Trust (CTTT) and focused on registered apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship, and work-based learning strategies that deliver real workforce impact. Through conversations with employers, labor leaders, educators, policymakers, and innovators, the podcast explores scalable and replicable models aligned to industry demand. Episodes examine clean transportation, electrification, advanced manufacturing, and skilled trades pathways while unpacking employer ROI, labor-management partnerships, and national workforce systems. Apprenticeships WORK! connects strategy to execution—showcasing what’s working now and how communities can replicate success.
Apprenticeships WORK!
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Hosted by Dr. Kimberly A. Moore, Apprenticeships WORK! is a national podcast powered by the Clean Technology Training Trust (CTTT) and focused on registered apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship, and work-based learning strategies that deliver real workforce impact. Through conversations with employers, labor leaders, educators, policymakers, and innovators, the podcast explores scalable and replicable models aligned to industry demand. Episodes examine clean transportation, electrification, advanced manufacturing, and skilled trades pathways while unpacking employer ROI, labor-management partnerships, and national workforce systems. Apprenticeships WORK! connects strategy to execution—showcasing what’s working now and how communities can replicate success.
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July 29, 2026
Aaron Jones: From Union Roots to Building Tomorrow's Workforce
<p>Every career journey begins with a story.</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Apprenticeships WORK!</strong>, Dr. Kimberly A. Moore, National Executive Director of the <strong>Clean Technology Training Trust (CTTT)</strong>, sits down with <strong>Aaron Jones, Regional Organizer for the IBEW 9th District</strong>, to explore the experiences that shaped his life, his leadership, and his commitment to strengthening America's workforce.</p><p>Aaron reflects on growing up in a family with deep union roots, the values that influenced his path, and how those early lessons continue to guide his work today. He shares how his career has evolved into one focused on creating opportunities for others—connecting workers to meaningful careers, helping employers develop skilled talent, and strengthening communities through registered apprenticeships and the skilled trades.</p><p>The conversation explores the power of mentorship, the importance of organized labor, and why collaboration between labor, employers, educators, and workforce organizations is essential to preparing the next generation of skilled professionals.</p><p>Whether you're an IBEW member, employer, apprenticeship leader, workforce development professional, educator, or someone interested in the future of the skilled trades, this episode offers an authentic look at how personal purpose can create lasting impact.</p><p><strong>Topics Discussed</strong><br>• Aaron Jones' leadership journey<br>• Family legacy and union values<br>• IBEW and organized labor<br>• Registered apprenticeships<br>• Workforce development<br>• Skilled trades careers<br>• Employer partnerships<br>• Mentorship and leadership<br>• Building America's future workforce</p><p>Subscribe to <strong>Apprenticeships WORK!</strong> for conversations with leaders who are shaping the future of workforce development, registered apprenticeships, and America's skilled workforce.</p>
June 18, 2026
Austin Keyser: A Third-Generation IBEW Leader Building the Workforce of Tomorrow
<p><br></p><p>What happens when a family legacy of craftsmanship, service, and leadership spans three generations?</p><p>In this episode of <strong>Apprenticeships WORK!</strong>, host <strong>Dr. Kimberly A. Moore</strong> sits down with <strong>Austin Keyser, a third-generation IBEW member, International Vice President for the 4th District, and Board Member of the Clean Technology Training Trust</strong>, to discuss his remarkable journey from working in electrical construction to helping lead one of the nation's most respected labor organizations.</p><p>Austin shares how growing up in an IBEW family shaped his values, the lessons he learned working in the construction industry, and why apprenticeship continues to be the foundation for developing highly skilled professionals and future leaders.</p><p>In this episode, you'll discover:</p><p>⚡ What it means to carry on a three-generation IBEW legacy<br>⚡ How construction shaped Austin's leadership philosophy<br>⚡ Why apprenticeship is more than workforce training—it's a pathway to leadership and economic mobility<br>⚡ The workforce opportunities and challenges facing today's electrical industry<br>⚡ Why collaboration between labor, industry, education, and workforce partners has never been more important<br>⚡ What continues to inspire Austin to create opportunities that change lives</p><p>Austin's story demonstrates that apprenticeship builds much more than technical skills—it builds confidence, character, leadership, and a lifelong commitment to serving others.</p><p>Whether you're an apprentice, contractor, employer, educator, workforce professional, or industry leader, this conversation offers valuable insight into how apprenticeship continues to strengthen America's workforce and communities.</p><p>🎧 <strong>Listen today and discover why Apprenticeships WORK!<br></strong><br></p><p>➡️ <strong>Follow the podcast</strong> for inspiring conversations with national leaders advancing registered apprenticeship, workforce innovation, labor-management partnerships, and the future of skilled trades.</p><p> #ApprenticeshipsWORK #AustinKeyser #IBEW #ThirdGeneration #Construction #RegisteredApprenticeship #ElectricalIndustry #SkilledTrades #Leadership #WorkforceDevelopment #FutureOfWork #EarnWhileYouLearn #LaborLeadership </p>
May 26, 2026
IBEW’s Bob Brock on Apprenticeship, Organizing, and the Future of Skilled Trades
<p>What does it take to build the workforce of tomorrow?</p><p>In this episode of Apprenticeships WORK!, Dr. Kimberly Moore sits down with Bob Brock, IBEW Regional Organizing Coordinator, to discuss labor leadership, organizing, registered apprenticeship, and why skilled trades remain one of America’s most powerful career pathways.</p><p>A timely conversation for workforce leaders, employers, educators, policymakers, and anyone passionate about building stronger talent pipelines.</p>
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