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Ohio Apprenticeship Program Addresses National Skilled Trades Shortage

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A national report found that trade industry employers across the nation must fill approximately 1.7 million positions until 2035. Ohio is tasked with filling vacancies in more than 120 vocations. The state currently has about 30,000 registered apprentices, which experts say provides a strong foundation.

From bignewsnetwork.com

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With 25% of current skilled workers in Ohio aged 55 or older transitioning out of the workforce, the state faces significant labor gaps. The established apprenticeship system is cited as a key method for securing future skilled labor and providing workers with quality jobs and noteworthy wages.

From bignewsnetwork.com

Who's involved

  • OhioState utilizing its established apprenticeship system to meet skilled trades demand.
  • Association for Career and Technical EducationNonprofit organization that reported on the national unemployment rate in the skilled trades.
  • EdChoiceAmerican education reform organization whose mission may be supported by the emphasis on vocational training.

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  • The Association for Career and Technical Education might see validation of its data and mission regarding skilled trades demand.

  • EdChoiceSpeculative

    EdChoice could see increased demand for vocational training as the perceived value of apprenticeships rises.

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