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NWMO REGIONAL APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM

A Program of the Saint Joseph School District & Hillyard Technical Center

Apprenticeship is an effective way to gain the necessary training to enter the workforce making a livable wage with ample opportunity for advancement. Registered youth apprenticeship combines related technical instruction at Hillyard Technical Center and on the job training scheduled with the partnering employer. This work-based learning experience give students the opportunity to gain the technical

and employability skills necessary to be successful post-graduation.

Program handbook

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INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAM

Technical Instruction. On the Job Training. Earn While You Learn.

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HILLYARD TECHNICAL CENTER- SPONSOR

Students are able to earn while they learn.

Hillyard Technical Center acts as the sponsor of this program, which allows our 19 sending schools access to the employers registered within the program. The Apprenticeship Coordinator oversees the program, which includes aligning with federal requirements; monitoring related classroom instruction; recruiting students; tracking competencies; helping apprenticeship students through graduation and  to completion of certification after high school.

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INFORMATION FOR PARENTS & STUDENTS

Students gain valuable life skills.

Apprenticeships are employer-driven which means that the employer ultimately decides who to hire and who to let go. Employers are investing in your students when they hire them with their own business’ assets. This is an opportunity for your student to grow in their ability to gain responsibility in the workplace. The goal of the Saint Joseph School District is educating each child for success. This program values community partnership as a means to provide students with personal and professional growth opportunities.

Information from DESE

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APPRENTICESHIP OCCUPATIONS

This will be the title for Department of Labor Apprenticeship Certificate received and must match the Hillyard coursework the student is enrolled in.

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