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# Vermont Registered Apprenticeship Program | Department of Labor An Official **Vermont** Government Website State of VermontDepartment of Labor * Unemployment Insurance (UI) * Adjusters / Attorneys/ Insurers * Workers' Compensation Forms * Workers Compensation Electronic Data Interchange Information Page * Federal Infrastructure Investments * Registered Apprenticeship Program * Equal Opportunity Notice * Refugee and Immigrant Employment Support * Workforce Expansion Program * Vermont Occupational Safety and Health Administration (VOSHA) * Worker Rights & Protections * Workforce Data & Information * Equal Opportunity & Non-Discrimination * Reports and Publications * Federal Infrastructure Investments * Registered Apprenticeship Program * Equal Opportunity Notice * Refugee and Immigrant Employment Support * Workforce Expansion Program * Worker Rights & Protections * Workforce Data & Information 3.
Vermont Registered Apprenticeship Program * Federal Infrastructure Investments * Registered Apprenticeship Program * Equal Opportunity Notice * Refugee and Immigrant Employment Support * Workforce Expansion Program * Worker Rights & Protections * Workforce Data & Information # # Vermont Registered Apprenticeship Program Registered Apprenticeship is a training program designed to provide individuals with hands-on experience and on-the-job training in the specific industry of their choosing.
It affords business and industry the chance to develop and train employees. A Registered Apprenticeship program is an effective recruiting and retention strategy, especially in a tight labor market. Apprentices work alongside experienced professionals in their chosen field, while receiving on-the-job training and classroom instruction.
This program is designed to provide individuals with a path to a successful career while meeting the needs of employers looking to develop a skilled workforce. Ready to learn more? You'll find lots of information in the links below that will answer all of your questions and, when you're ready, help you take the first steps to getting started.
The Department's Workforce Development team is here to support you, so reach out at any time if you need some help! Benefits of Sponsoring an Apprentice Learn More About the Registered Apprenticeship Program Starting a registered apprenticeship program can benefit your business in a variety of ways, from reducing turnover rates to developing a skilled workforce.
By investing in apprentices, you can create a pipeline of talent that is loyal, knowledgeable, and tailored to your specific needs, ultimately leading to greater efficiency and profitability.
* **Hire an Apprentice: Submit an Inquiry** * I'm Ready to Start a New Program * Benefits of Sponsoring an Apprentice * Program Development Resources * Learn About Certified Pre-Apprenticeships Enrolling in a registered apprenticeship program is a smart investment in your career. It provides hands-on training, mentorship, and a path to a rewarding career with long-term stability and growth opportunities.
Take the first step towards your dream career by enrolling in a registered apprenticeship program today. * **Job Seeker Inquiry Form - Contact Us! ** * Apprenticeship Exploration Guides * List of Current Employers and Occupations > #### _“Before I became an apprentice, I was the store manager of a local gas station chain… I am so thankful for the opportunity… It has done so much good for me and my family.
”_ > #### _– Crystal, CNC Machine Tools Operator Program_ Act 55 of 2023,_an act relating to expanding apprenticeship and other workforce opportunities_, was signed by Governor Scott on June 8, 2023, and the provisions of the law became effective on July 1 of that year.
Act 55 modernizes the Registered Apprenticeship system in Vermont and creates a new, comprehensive framework for the approval, operation, and regulation of Registered Apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship, and youth apprenticeship programs through the Department of Labor. Additionally, it creates the Apprenticeship Advisory Board.
This body advises the Department, sponsors, employers, and related instruction providers in the promotion, creation, and maintenance of Registered Apprenticeship programs in Vermont. Click below for more about the law and the Apprenticeship Advisory Board and its upcoming meetings. Please check back here for details related to the Department's implementation plan.
Apprenticeship Advisory Board New Announcement Apprenticeship Fund Available January 28, 2026 ### **Contact Information** **Kendal Smith,**_Commissioner_ **Chris Winters,**_Deputy Commissioner_ **Vermont Department of Labor** * File for Unemployment Benefits * Find Training Resources * Public Records Requests * Government Transparency * American Job Center Network * Careers with the State of VT
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