Buckle up, it’s going to be a surreal ride Charles D. Morgan I LOVE FAST, well-designed cars. For many years I drove racecars as a passionate, expensive hobby. I’ve driven Ferraris at Daytona and Porsches at Sebring, as well as Datsuns and other GT road-racing sports cars at various tracks around the country. […]
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Why “youth apprenticeships” are the coming thing Lonnie Emard IT SEEMS LIKE our country’s businesses can’t get enough talent. The world is changing faster than ever, and every aspect of business, from internal operations to the supply chain to future planning, are changing with it. Colleges can’t fill the gap, and that’s one reason
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The Director’s Chair HAPPY SPRING 2025! There’s a lot going on at Apprenticely, and sometimes we get so busy talking about individual aspects of our much-touted “end-to-end” apprenticeship process that we fail to explain the Big Picture. So this column is for those of you who’ve been scratching your heads and asking yourselves, “What the
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How gaming prepares future job candidates for the challenges of today’s workforce Damon Neiser I WAS READING an article the other day that showed pictures of the Vatican and all these amazing architectural feats that humans have achieved. Then right next to that, it showed contemporary 8-year-olds in Minecraft, the video sandbox game,
It’s time for education and application to work together Lonnie Emard HAVING JUST SPENT three days in Washington, D.C., with nearly every organization that is impacting apprenticeship growth in this country, I can tell you that the United States is clearly at an inflection point. We’re at the crowded intersection where industry expansion and
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I WANT TO give a big shout-out to James Morgan and Clint Hankinson, who together produce our monthly newsletter. Each month, Jim edits and Clint designs a lineup of quality content that we hope you look forward to receiving, and from which you get some professional utility and benefit—not to mention enjoyment. Reviewing the articles
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Yet after centuries of practice, we’re still having to learn some hard lessons Lonnie Emard WITH JANUARY BEING National Mentoring Month, I wanted to talk a bit about mentoring and our work at Apprenticely. Just as apprenticeships have moved into new realms of the workforce, so too have mentorships. And it hasn’t happened without
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HAPPY 2025 TO ALL of our clients, partners, and friends. Hope you’ve made your New Year’s resolutions and have kept them so far. At Apprenticely, our 2025 goals are wrapped in ribbons labeled either “MORE,” “BETTER,” or “BOTH.” We continue our emphasis on IT, but the other sectors—Manufacturing, Transportation/Logistics, Healthcare, Financial Services, and Energy—are gaining
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In celebration of National Apprenticeship Week (November 18-22), Apprenticely is proud to announce its partnership with the EAST Initiative to promote the value of apprenticeships as a future career path for students throughout Arkansas. EAST is a community service-based elective course in the K-12 environment across Arkansas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. “EAST is education accelerated by
HAVE YOU EVER been worried and unable to sleep? Well, that’s how I was this past Saturday morning. The coming week—this week—is National Apprenticeship Week, and there are many, many things going on in the Apprenticely world that need to go right. You’ll be hearing a lot about Registered Apprenticeships this week—in this newsletter, on
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