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CWI Labs: Innovating Apprenticeship Pathways
In the fourth and final installment of this series, John Colborn, Executive Director of Apprenticeships for America, sits down with award-winning journalist, Ramona Schindelheim, to shine a light on real-world examples of modernizing and scaling apprenticeships with innovative, age-inclusive models that support career pivots.
CWI Labs: The Apprenticeship Opportunity
In this third installment, John Colborn, Executive Director of Apprenticeships for America, sits down with award-winning journalist, Ramona Schindelheim, to discuss how apprenticeships can help close critical skills gaps in high-growth industries, AI-disrupted roles, and mid-career disruptions. This episode explores the U.S. approach versus other countries, federal and state expansion efforts, and how apprenticeships can better align the stakeholders, including community colleges, in the workforce system to support a multigenerational workforce.
DRAFT – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency – Senior Environmental Employment Program (EPA-SEE)
CWI administers its SEE Program as one of five national nonprofit organizations selected by the EPA. The SEE Program assists the EPA on federal, state, and local environmental projects.
CWI Labs: The ROI of Apprenticeships
John Colborn, Executive Director of Apprenticeships for America, sits down with award-winning journalist, Ramona Schindelheim, to discuss the benefits that forward-thinking employers receive from investing in apprenticeships instead of relying solely on traditional hiring or short-term courses. It discusses the different approaches (registered apprenticeships, apprentice-style models like SCSEP, etc) that employers can take and how they can help organizations build skilled talent pipelines and capitalize on their five-generation workforce.
CWI Labs: Apprenticeships Fact v. Fiction
CWI Labs hosted a conversation between John Colborn, Executive Director of Apprenticeships for America, and award-winning journalist, Ramona Schindelheim, on what apprenticeships really are, and are not.