Registered Apprenticeship for Employers
What is Apprenticeship?
Apprenticeship is a worker training model that helps businesses develop the skilled workforce they need now and for the future. Registered Apprenticeship in Washington is a state-accredited system that includes five primary components:
The 5 Components of Apprenticeship
- Business Involvement
- On-the-job Training
- Related Supplemental Instruction
- Rewards for Skill Gains
- National Credential
WATCH: In this webinar you will learn how the 5 components of apprenticeship work together. Hear from subject matter experts in Washington State share their insights and experience with Registered Apprenticeship.
Learn more about Registered Apprenticeship
We'll connect you with resources, tools, and experts on apprenticeship to help you get your program off the ground.
What employers are saying about Registered Apprenticeship
87% agree that: "Participation in Registered Apprenticeship gives my company a competitive advantage."
Source: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Apprenticeship Employer Survey, 2017
91% agree that: "I am satisfied with the quality of the journeyperson when they complete an apprenticeship"
Source: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Apprenticeship Employer Survey, 2017
Registered Apprenticeship is good for business
Helps recruit and develop a highly-skilled workforce
Improves productivity and the bottom line
Reduces turnover costs and increases employee retention
Creates industry-driven training solutions to meet workforce needs
Exploring Apprenticeship
Ready to start an apprenticeship program but not sure where to start? Learn about the basic terminology of apprenticeship and see how easy it can be to sign on as a training agent or even create a new apprenticeship program.
Exploring Apprenticeship is a self-guided interactive presentation hosted by Prezi.