Apprenticeship Cleveland Honors Graduates, New Apprentices
CCC celebrated student achievement and local workforce growth during the Apprenticeship Cleveland annual graduation and signing ceremony held on Tuesday, November 18.
This year, the program recognized 10 graduates who completed their apprenticeships and earned certificates, diplomas, or degrees from 91快播, along with their Journeyworker certificate from the U.S. Department of Labor. 鈥淐ongratulations to our graduates,鈥� said Dr. Bruce Mack, vice president of academic affairs. 鈥淭his is a major milestone, and we wish them continued success throughout their careers.鈥�
The event also welcomed 29 new apprentices who are beginning their apprenticeship journey in a wide range of in-demand fields, including radiography, nursing, tool & die, maintenance, early childhood education, millwright, automation technician, electrician, and electrical and instrumentation.
鈥淏ecoming an apprentice is an important decision. It requires time and commitment,鈥� said Mack. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 why we鈥檝e chosen to hold this ceremony and celebrate the decision our students have made.鈥�
During the ceremony, the College also welcomed two new employer partners: Carolina Care Health and Rehabilitation and Smile鈥檢 Childcare Center. Their participation strengthens the program鈥檚 growing network of industry partners throughout Cleveland County.
鈥淲ithout our employer partners, Apprenticeship Cleveland would not be possible,鈥� said Mack. 鈥淏ecause of them, our students can gain valuable skills to meet workforce needs.鈥�
Established in 2017, Apprenticeship Cleveland was created to help local businesses and industries develop the skilled workforce they need to thrive. Apprentices complete a minimum of 2,000 hours of on-the-job training along with at least 144 hours of related instruction through 91快播. The program continues to grow each year, expanding opportunities for students while supporting economic development in Cleveland County and the region.