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3.490 documents for apprenticeship jobs
  • LONDON -- With a recent study undertaken by Birmingham university revealing that nearly a quarter of all UK engineering graduates are currently workin...

  • After earning a bachelor's in history from Hunter College, Tim Zglinski found himself with a college degree and no career. He found his calling in December at the Touro Law Center, but he wasn't studying to be a lawyer. Zglinski was helping to build the school's new Central Islip facility, part of his training in a state- licensed apprenticeship program based in Hauppauge.

  • Mayor Paul A. Dyster said Sunday he would work with the Niagara Organizing Alliance for Hope to help establish a pre-apprenticeship program to provide jobs for local people. The mayor was among speakers at a public meeting of NOAH where economic equality was a major topic. About 125 people attended the meeting in First Presbyterian Church, 311 First St.

  • ...(4) Placing graduates in jobs, apprenticeship, the Armed Forces, or higher educa...

  • Three graduates of the Tidewater Builders Association's pre- apprenticeship training program began new chapters of their lives last week with new jobs in facilities maintenance at local multifamily housing communities. Two had been laid off from their previous jobs, and one is a 19- year-old young man just starting his career, with hopes to eventually move out of public housing and into one of the apartments he will be helping to maintain.

  • In response to this problem, two of New York Cityfc congressmen, Charles Rangel and Jerrold Nadler, have introduced bills in the U.S. House of Representatives. Congressman Rangel has introduced RR 7066, legislation to create a federal tax credit for employors to hire disconnected youth. The bill is the direct result of CSSIs work with Congressman Rangel. "Community organizations such as the Community Service Society of New York, led by [David R Jones], have long championed the cause of disadvantaged youth," said Ranget "Their outstanding work has given me and my congressional colleagues a better understanding of the costs that this nation will bear if we fail to simply give these young men and women a helping hand. Congressman Nadler has introduced RR 7063, entitled the "Transportation...

    ...Jobs for Disconnected Youth. In response to this proble...' for basic skills training and pre-apprenticeship programs for jobs in the transit industry.". The b...

  • The obverse of the apparent movement toward social responsibility was a combination of painfully high energy prices and a seeming national drift toward catastrophic weather conditions, assuming that the Russian scientists often cited by conservative critics of alleged global warming are not right about an impending ice age. At the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 300, business development director Matt Lash said more attention should be paid to the way trade unions use the apprenticeship system to bring young people into well-paying construction-related jobs.

  • Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and David Rockefeller recently announced their joint pledge of $10 million to the MillionTreesNYC initiative to plant trees in public spaces including New York Housing Authority (NYCHA ) developments and at City schools. This donation of private funds made to the Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City by Mr. Rockefeller and Bloomberg Philanthropies will allow over 18,000 trees to be planted throughout the five boroughs. Thanks to this donation, all nine of NYCHA's housing developments in East Harlem will be fully planted ahead of schedule and by the close of this year's tree planting season. The donation will also help to launch a MillionTreesNYC Apprenticeship program to provide jobs to youth and support the long-term maintenance and stewardship of the newly p...

  • Next week, 50 New Yorkers who once faced a bleak future will be moving on to a pre-apprenticeship program that prepares them for well-paying jobs in the city's booming construction industry. They are the first graduating class of the construction skills program at STRIVE, a local nonprofit that specializes in helping people lacking job skills to enter the labor market. The STRIVE program - six-months of intensive training in basic workplace skills - is the beginning of a pipeline leading to employment for New Yorkers who might otherwise have given up any possibility of a productive life. Next week, the program's graduates will move on to a pre-apprenticeship program, Construction Skills 2000. From there they will go into a union apprenticeship program and then to construction jobs. The ...

  • Mount Pleasant The Pre-Apprenticeship Jobs Program, designed to help Racine County women and minorities get work in construction and other skilled trades, may be running out of good will. In yet another blow to the unemployed in the county, Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin has chosen to drop its skills- training class after five years of running the program out of its Mount Pleasant location, officials said Wednesday.



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