"Our Schools of Technology offer our students a dynamic, first-class education that will provide them with the foundation for a successful future."
"Our Schools of Technology offer our students a dynamic, first-class education that will provide them with the foundation for a successful future."
Training Center. In the Fall of 2007, we began with some new programs and course offerings which will allow our members to pursue the Technical Studies Associates Degree Program offered in association with Camden, Cumberland, and Gloucester County Community Colleges.
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Apprenticeship in New Jersey operates under the auspices of both the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development and the US Department of Labor.
Apprentices work full time and attend related theory classes a minimum of 144 hours per year. Generally, apprenticeships are from two to four years depending on the trade. Once the apprenticeship is completed, the worker achieves journey worker status. Certificates of Completion are provided by both the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development and the US Department of Labor. The federal certificate is recognized nationwide.
To begin an apprenticeship an employee needs to find out if his/her employer will sponsor the apprenticeship. Sponsorship is an easy, free process. The apprentice registers by completing an Apprenticeship Agreement with the County Apprenticeship Coordinator. Once the employee is registered, he/she continues to work as an apprentice and takes continuing education (related instruction courses) at sites such as Essex County Vocational-Technical Schools.
For more information, contact Dennis Salmanowitz the Essex County Apprenticeship Coordinator at 973-412-2222973-412-2222 or email dsalmanowitz@essextech.org or slubertazzi@essextech.org