CCC&TI students sign apprenticeship agreement

CCC&TI students Anna DeBeve, Jacob Helton, Carter Hinton and Caldwell Applied Science Academy alumna Rebekah Wood all signed agreements and will begin on-the-job training at FleetGenius in the coming weeks. DeBeve and Hinton will work as apprentice welders; Wood will serve as apprentice maintenance; and Helton will serve as apprentice service technician.

CCC&TI’s Apprenticeship Program is an employer-based program that helps workers learn specialized skills needed in today’s work environment, combining on-the-job learning with related classroom instruction. Students earn nationally recognized credentials, while employers develop a talented team and close the skills gap. While many people start apprenticeships immediately after graduating from high school, an apprenticeship program may also work well for veterans leaving active-duty military service, those looking to change careers, or people whose jobs are being replaced by technology. CCC&TI’s goal is to help connect and support employers and apprentices. To read the full article click here.