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Rex Institute
Agawam, MA
Rex Institute offers training solutions for individual, corporate, and government clients. For the individual student we provide a low student-teacher ratio, hands-on learning, online resources, self-paced training, superior teachers, access to computer labs, and flexible payment options. For our corporate and government clients we offer training at one of our seven New Hampshire locations or on-site training, budget conscious pricing, and experienced instructors. John Mason Institute believes hands-on learning is the best way to support the theories and concepts taught in the classroom. Students are engaged in the learning process during their classes through various interactive techniques
Focus: Manufacturing,IT,
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Build Pathways
Boston, Massachusetts
Building Pathways creates opportunities for low-income area residents, particularly in underserved communities, to access and prepare for building trades apprenticeships and family-sustaining careers in the construction industry. Through apprenticeship preparedness training, outreach to young adults, and advocacy, Building Pathways addresses the need to recruit top talent into the industry while opening career pathways to women, people of color, individuals with disabilities, and transitioning veterans.
The Building Pathways Building Trades Pre-Apprenticeship Program was launched in 2011 by the Building and Construction Trades Council of the Metropolitan District (MetroBTC), to address the continued disparities in apprenticeship for women, people of color, and other under-served communities. In 2015, MetroBTC led the formation of Building Pathways, Inc., a nonprofit organization that now operates the Building Pathways pre-apprenticeship program.
Building Pathways is a critical partner in building the construction industry’s workforce pipeline. Our pre-apprenticeship training program prepares under-represented, disadvantaged or low-skilled Boston metro area residents to enter a union apprenticeship program - an effective “learn and earn” model with a long history of providing career ladders and pathways to the middle class. Through outreach to area high schools and youth groups, Building Pathways also educates middle and high school students about career opportunities in the building trades.
Complementing our work preparing Boston area residents for successful careers in construction, Building Pathways promotes policies and practices that support Registered Apprenticeship and, in particular, increased access to construction careers for women, people of color, veterans, and people with disabilities.
Through its industry-led, worker-centered, and community-focused approach, Building Pathways has grown into a nationally recognized model for addressing training and inclusivity in the industry, and providing the critical link between greater Boston’s diverse communities and access to family-sustaining careers that empower individuals and strengthen our communities.
Focus: Trades,Apprenticeship
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Chicago Women in Trade
Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Women in Trades is driven by our mission to ensure that all women who want to work with their hands and earn a good living have equal access to information, training, and employment opportunities in the industry.
Focus: Women in Trades, Training, Employment,
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The Greater Boston Joint Apprentice Training Center
Dorchester, MA
The Greater Boston JATC Training Program offers the following apprenticeships, both designed to shape apprentices into well-rounded electricians or technicians, expert in the complete scope of their chosen field:
Five-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program
Five-year Telecommunications Program
Focus: Apprenticeship, Electrician, Technician, Full-time pay,
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