Sentences with phrase «paid apprenticeship programs»

«We offer a paid apprenticeship program, in which recent graduates come in for three months and get paired up with one of our senior developers.

One way the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) is attempting to help coders achieve the prerequisite experience is through a paid apprenticeship program, which provides job candidates with a clearer career path, giving them in - hospital experience while also helping ease the costs.

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On Thursday, the online retail giant announced its partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor to start an apprenticeship program that will provide paid, on - the - job training for tech careers at the company.

Nestlé has pledged to use Project Opportunity efforts to expand its apprenticeship program to 31 Nestlé factories in the United States, hire 1,000 paid interns and trainees by 2017, and reach 300,000 people with «readiness for work» activities annually.

We must invest in education and infrastructure to attract new businesses, while using apprenticeship programs to train those who will rebuild our manufacturing base and pay them living wages.»

«In 2006, the Erie County legislature passed what is called the New York State Certified Training Program, which is often known as the apprenticeship law... It ensures taxpayer dollars that are paying for construction jobs associated with Erie County government are going towards Erie County residents who are working on these projects.

Paid apprenticeships working with competent, experienced teachers would be far more effective than all of the required education program (not their academic content courses) for aspiring teachers.

During the apprenticeship, they are paid for their work and earn their Associate's degree and NABCEP certification — and they pay no tuition which differentiates our program from a lot of other solar job training options.

Under these initiatives, the law firms pay their new associates much less than the market rate and require far fewer billable hours from them; associates spend most of their time in apprenticeship, training and shadow programs with experienced lawyers, with (unbilled) client contact and observation opportunities where possible.

The position only requires a high school diploma and all of the training is done through a paid, on - the - job apprenticeship program.

We must bring back the trade classes in high schools, recruit more high school kids, create more opportunity in apprenticeship programs, and make it a priority to give our workers better pay, benefits, and safer job sites.»