Nashville, TN—Today, the Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) and Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) announced a partnership to secure continued investment and financial commitment for innovative educator preparation pathways through a component of Tennessee’s Grow Your Own initiative, the first nationally-recognized teacher apprenticeship model.
JACKSON– The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development’s (TDLWD) Mobile American Job Center (MAJC) will be located at 197 Auditorium Street on Wednesday, March 8, 2023.
Nashville, TN— Paving the way for teaching and educator workforce development nationwide, the Tennessee Department of Education announced today it has pioneered a new way to develop teacher pipelines, and is the first state to be approved by the U.S. Department of Labor to establish a permanent Grow Your Own model, with Clarksville-Montgomery County School System and Austin Peay State University's Teacher Residency program becoming the first registered apprenticeship program for teaching in the country. Tennessee is the first state in the country to sponsor Teacher Occupation Apprenticeship programs between school districts and Educator Preparation Programs (EPPs), which will further the state’s and nation’s efforts to extend the teacher pipeline and address teacher shortages.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A railroad equipment provider is on track to bring the first state-registered apprenticeship program to Shelby County School students.
NASHVILLE – Registered Apprenticeships are a learn-while-you-earn workforce development model that allows employers in Tennessee to build a direct talent pipeline for their businesses. Apprenticeship TN recently assisted stakeholders to help facilitate a new Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAP) at Nashville General Hospital School of Health Sciences (NGH).
Coalition on Adult Basic Education (COABE) National Conference hosted by Tennessee (March 21st - March 24th) was highly successful with more than 3,200 educators from across the country. During the conference, Tennessee Adult Education and COABE launched the National Apprenticeship Strand covering topics related to pre-apprenticeship programs leading to registered apprenticeships.
Cookeville surveyor Charles Whittenburg read an article about an apprenticeship program through the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development months ago that prompted him to think about how his younger employees might benefit
Tennessee High School and J. A. Street & Associates signed a partnership agreement for the first State Certified Pre-Apprenticeship Program in Tennessee. The construction Pre-Apprenticeship agreement ensures students who meet the requirements of the course standards, complete the NCCER and OSHA10 Construction Industry Certification, and have successful attendance and discipline records will be guaranteed an interview with the partnering company. J.A. Street & Associates is the first construction company in Northeast Tennessee to develop a Pre-apprenticeship pipeline to meet their growing workforce needs
CLINTON, Tenn. – A Clinton High School student is at the forefront of a pioneering effort to enable those under the age of 18 to become apprentices in manufacturing facilities. Since September, Chyann Wilson, 17, has been working at SL Tennessee, a company that makes vehicle parts in the Clinton/Interstate 75 Industrial Park.
NASHVILLE – Gov. Bill Lee has proclaimed Nov. 9 through 15 as Apprenticeship Week in Tennessee. His proclamation coincides with National Apprenticeship Week, which highlights the importance of the learn while you earn programs in states across the county.
NASHVILLE – A qualified and skilled workforce is crucial to Tennessee’s continued economic success. To ensure there is a pipeline of workers for Tennessee businesses, the state has launched a comprehensive program to raise awareness about the benefits of Registered Apprenticeships.
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) and the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) marked National Apprenticeship Week Wednesday during signing day for 23 HVAC apprentices in Nashville.
NASHVILLE- The U.S. Department of Labor (USDOL) awarded Tennessee a grant to create and expand apprenticeship programs across the state. The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) will receive $1.4 million in funding over the next three years through the USDOL Apprenticeship State Expansion grant.