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Apprenticeship
Overview
Construction
is the largest single industry in the United States. It
is an industry that will require a larger and more sophisticated
work force. Predictions are that the numbers of women and
minorities in the skilled trades will rise dramatically
as the current workforce retires. One of constructions
greatest challenges will be competing with other industries
for a limited supply of qualified workers.
Every structure in a community is put in place through the
process of construction. Each structure is a result of teamwork
between builders (contractors) and their work crews (skilled
craftspeople). The quality and longevity of a structure
depends on the skills of the craftspeople, the quality of
the building materials, and the expertise of the contractor.
In order to assure that construction meets quality standards,
training programs were developed to teach building skills.
This educational movement led to the apprenticeship programs
and specialty training that exists today.
Apprentice
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