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Help brainstorm and build pre-apprenticeship models that will work for the student, business and high school. Identify challenges and potential solutions that will work in multiple sectors across the state.
The session is open to high school educators, students, families, and businesses.
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The total funding of the ApprenticeshipNH initiative is $10.6M with 99% funded through the following U.S. Department of Labor – Employment and Training Administration grants in the amounts indicated: Apprenticeship State Expansion (ASE) Grant, $1.35M, State Apprenticeship Expansion 2020 (SAE2020) Grant, $3.45M, and Apprenticeship Building America (ABA) Grant, $5.8M. Additional support of less than 1% is provided by third party scholarship grants for programs developed through the ASE grant.
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Employment data from NH ELMI (New Hampshire Employment Labor Marketing Information).
