The training that takes place in the workplace, also known as hands-on training where the apprentice learns by doing.

A specific trade (job) that requires specialized skills and training.

The Office of Apprenticeship (OA) is a federal body responsible for overseeing, regulating, and supporting apprenticeship programs within a specific jurisdiction. The primary role of the Office of Apprenticeship is to ensure the quality, consistency, and effectiveness of apprenticeship initiatives by setting standards, providing guidance, and facilitating collaboration among apprentices, employers, educational institutions, and other stakeholders

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The many different apprenticeship programs that are available in a variety of fields. Apprenticeship opportunities can be found through a variety of sources, such as online job boards, government websites, and trade associations.

The process of introducing apprentices to the program and to their new workplace. Apprenticeship orientation typically includes information about the program's goals, requirements, and procedures.