Pre-apprenticeship programs are designed to provide individuals with the foundational knowledge and skills they need to enter an apprenticeship program in a specific trade or…
Pre-apprenticeship programs are designed to provide individuals with the foundational knowledge and skills they need to enter an apprenticeship program in a specific trade or occupation. These programs are particularly useful for individuals who may not have the necessary experience or education to enter an apprenticeship program directly. In this article, we will provide examples of pre-apprenticeship programs in the US, Canada, France, UK, Germany, and Switzerland, and highlight some best practices in these countries.
The best practices for pre-apprenticeship programs include collaboration between training providers and industry, customized training to meet the needs of the local labor market, and providing support services to remove barriers to participation. These programs can play an important role in building a skilled workforce and helping individuals achieve success in their careers.
