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APPRENTICES WANTED Tutelage Paying Off for Trilogy
Apprenticeships aren’t only in the “trades” and manufacturing anymore.
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State Expects to Hit Work-Based Learning Goal
The Indiana Office of Work-Based Learning & Apprenticeship says it expects to hit a major goal by the end of the year.
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State hits major milestone with introduction of 100th SEAL program
Indiana’s Office of Work-Based Learning and Apprenticeship (OWBLA) has achieved a major milestone by introducing its 100th certified State Earn and Learn (SEAL) program since...
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-IN Dept. of Workforce Development Oct. 26, 2020
Michigan City High School earns advanced manufacturing SEAL certification
Students at Michigan City High School seeking to pursue a career in advanced manufacturing can graduate as a Certified Production Technician with specific industry credentials...
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-IN Dept. of Workforce Development Feb. 5, 2020
Indiana Office of Technology becomes first state agency to earn SEAL certification
The Indiana Office of Technology (IOT) has accomplished a big milestone by becoming the first state agency to be certified to offer a State Earn and Learn (SEAL) program.
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-IN Dept. of Workforce Development Dec. 16, 2019
Growing Indiana Plan looking to expand beyond Indianapolis, Gary
A program that helps women and minorities in Indianapolis and Gary find jobs in the union construction industry is growing and hopes to expand to other cities in the state.
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-IN Dept. of Workforce Development Oct. 16, 2019
Training students for work
Internships, school credits could put careers in focus
Employers can do more to prime the workforce pump by training tomorrow's workers – beginning when students are in high school.
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-Fort Wayne Journal Gazette Nov 15, 2018
State official: Indiana must strengthen workforce
The No. 1 obstacle to business growth is a supply of human capital, said Darrel Zeck of Terre Haute, executive director of the state office of Work - Based Learning and Apprenticeship.
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-Tribune Star Oct 25, 2018
Op-ed: Work-based learning is all about opportunity
With more Hoosiers working than at any time in Indiana’s history, and with an unemployment rate of just 3.5 percent, the state continues to create more jobs than its Midwestern counterparts.
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-Indy Star Sept. 28, 2018