Steven P. Kelly President, Ken Zink Wireless Operations Manager, Josh America Tower Technician Apprentice, Andrea Kingman Manager Employer Services Career Works Brockton, Joseph Guidebeck Wireless Director of Strategic Development, Kate O’Malley Project Coordinator NAMC , Robin Dion  NAMC Consortium Manager.

The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, through the Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development, Department of Career Services, and the MA Division of Apprentice Standards has been awarded a $2.9 million American Apprenticeship Grant. These funds will be used to support the Massachusetts Apprenticeship Initiative (MAI) which will support 300 MA residents to gain apprenticeship training.

The Northeast Advanced Manufacturing Consortium (NAMC), a partnership of 4 workforce investment boards and regional manufacturers, is actively working with local manufacturers to enroll new hires and existing workers into registered apprenticeship training programs. NAMC can offer up to $5,000 per apprentice to help subsidize specialized training delivered outside the workplace or for internal training.

Timberline Communications Inc, has recently enrolled their second Apprentice as a Tower Technician I. Timberline is excited to be participating in the Massachusetts Apprenticeship Initiative. Timberline Communications has identified the value that the MAI program provides as it helps to create a structured training program that focuses on delivering a safe and process controlled Tower Technician Apprenticeship Program.

NAMC will help you develop an apprenticeship training plan that meets your company’s unique needs. Apprenticeships can be used to develop higher level skills in dedicated incumbent manufacturing workers, or for an office worker, a maintenance mechanic, a supervisor or manager, or any other position.

To arrange a discussion about how your company can receive apprenticeship funding,

Please contact:

BRIAN NORRIS
Director, NAMC
Phone: 978-857-5394
bnorris@mvwib.org

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