American Culinary Federation Apprenticeships -
The American Culinary
Federation (ACF), Inc., a professional, not-for-profit organization for chefs
and cooks, was founded in 1929 in New York City by three chefs’ organizations:
the Société Culinaire Philanthropique, the Vatel Club, and the Chefs Association
of America. The principal goal of the founding chefs remains true to ACF
today—to promote the professional image of American chefs worldwide through
education among culinarians at all levels, from apprentices to the most
accomplished certified master chefs.
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Boilermaker National Joint Apprenticeship Program -
Apprenticeship Program
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Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO -
The Building and Construction Trades Department, AFL-CIO, coordinates activity and provides resources to 15 affiliated trades unions in the construction industry. It has 386 state, local and provincial councils in the United States and Canada. Edward C. Sullivan is the President of the BCTD. Prior to his election to the position in 2000, he was the President of the Union of Elevator Constructors.
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Construction Apprenticeships
- This site is designed to provide a quick glimpse of
some of the trades involved in construction, along with information on how to
access the excellent training provided through union apprenticeship and
journeyman training programs.
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Detroit Carpenters Apprenticeship Training Links -
The Detroit Carpenters Apprenticeship School was formed in 1941
and since that time has become recognized as one of the finest training
facilities in the nation. Our staff has introduced innovations in curriculum
and training used throughout the country. With the cooperation of our Regional
Council, contractors, and suppliers our objective is to provide state of the
art training in all phases of carpentry.
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Helmets to HardHats
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Helmets to Hardhats eases the difficult passage into civilian life
for military families, providing the best career opportunities, pay,
and benefits to those who have earned the nation’s support through
their years of service and sacrifice.
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Home Builders Association of Washtenaw County
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The Washtenaw Home Builders Association
Foundation was established in 2001 as a 501
(c) (3) charitable, non-profit organization to support building industry
workforce development, training, and education initiatives in Washtenaw County.
The Foundation also supports local housing related charities.
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Independent Electrical Contractors,
Inc - Founded in 1957, the Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc.
is an association for merit shop electrical and systems contractors.
IEC believes in developing and fostering a stronger economy through
the level of quality and services our members provide to the
industry.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
- The International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers (IBEW) is the largest union representing all types of
electrical workers within the U.S. and Canada. Our 770,000 members are
employed in electrical construction, electric/gas/water utilities,
telecommunication companies, manufacturing firms, and radio/television
broadcasting industries, broadcasting industries, as well as the federal
government.
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International Masonry Institute -
IMI offers design and technical assistance and will help you find skilled craftworkers in all of the trowel trades. IMI is a labor/management cooperative of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers and the Contractors who employ its members.
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International Union of Painters and Allied Trades
- Apprenticeship Program
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Line Workers -
The Power Delivery
Program is a complete curriculum that can be used to satisfy the academic
requirements of Lineman Apprenticeship. The Power Delivery Program can be
used for either 3 or 4 year programs.
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Michigan Association for Responsible
Contracting -
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Michigan Apprenticeship Steering Committee, Inc. -
The Michigan Apprenticeship Steering Committee, Inc. (MASCI) was initially formed in April, 1977, to act as sponsor for an anniversary banquet celebrating forty years of federal promotion of the system of apprenticeship in the United States. A ceremonial dinner was held on August 16, 1977, in Southfield, Michigan, and drew 400 persons from around the State of Michigan. Out of this gathering came a very constructive partnership; labor, management, education, government and the public... "The Apprenticeship Community".
The Committee members determined that they should continue to serve in an advisory capacity to the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training in Michigan. They would also provide a forum whereby the entire apprenticeship community could express, discuss and promote ideas for the improvement and maintenance of the apprenticeship system in Michigan.
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Michigan Laborers Training and Apprenticeship Institute -
Michigan Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Institute (MLTAI) is a non-profit training facility that is jointly administered by management and union labor.
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Michigan Construction Careers
- Helps you to consider a career in the construction industry.
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Operating Engineers Local 324 Howell, Michigan -
The Operating Engineers Local 324 Howell Education Center is dedicated to enhancing the skill and education of the members of Operating Engineers Local 324.
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Sheet Metal Workers
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The National Elevator Industry Educational Program -
The National Elevator Industry
Educational Program (NEIEP) offers craft training for all employees
covered by the NEII Standard Agreement and the Otis Elevator
Agreement. NEIEP effectively provides hands-on training utilizing
labs, assorted training aids, text materials and video.
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