November 18, 2024 - Bethlehem, PA
Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry (L&I) Secretary Nancy A. Walker today marked the beginning of National Apprenticeship Week by highlighting the growing number of earn-as-you-learn opportunities for hardworking Pennsylvanians to access economic opportunity. At the Apprenticeship PA Collaborative and Expo hosted by the Pennsylvania Workforce Development Association in partnership with the Pennsylvania Association of Career & Technical Administrators, Secretary Walker joined stakeholders from across the Commonwealth to discuss the Shapiro Administration's commitment to supporting workforce development and expanding apprenticeship opportunities statewide."I am proud to recognize the vital role apprenticeships play in developing Pennsylvania's workforce," Secretary Walker said. "Apprenticeships provide Pennsylvanians a direct path to good-paying, high-quality jobs and bridge the gap between classroom learning and meaningful careers. As we celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, we remain dedicated to creating opportunities for every Pennsylvanian to build the skills they need to succeed. Our goal is to make Pennsylvania a leader in workforce development by connecting more people to career pathways that support our communities and economy." Speakers Include: Carrie Amann, Executive Director, PA Workforce Development AssociationSecretary of Labor & Industry Nancy WalkerTara Loew, Director, Apprenticeship & Training Office
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