Apprenticeship, RI Department of Labor and Training

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Employers, are you interested in becoming a Sponsor 
for an Apprenticeship Program?

Here's what you need to do......
Potential sponsors must work with the Bureau of Apprenticeship & Training (BAT) or State Apprenticeship Councils (SAC) field representatives to develop a set of apprenticeship training standards which include on-the-job training outline, related classroom instruction curriculum, and the apprenticeship program operating procedures. The program will then be registered if it meets the Federal requirements.


Benefits to Employer Sponsors include:

  • Attract High Quality, Motivated Applicants

  • Reduced Employee Turnover

  • Enhanced Problem-Solving Capability

  • Increased Productivity

  • Improved Employee Morale

  • Assurance of Versatile, Well-Trained employees

  • Lower Production Costs

  • Investment in a Dedicated Staff

  • Classroom knowledge brought directly to your workplace

 


A Meeting Takes Place
A meeting takes place.....

Are you interested in sponsoring an Apprenticeship program?  We can assist you, with paperwork, information, and guidance.  Contact the State Apprenticeship Council, call us at (401)462-8536, or e-mail bekno@dlt.ri.gov


If you already have a registered apprenticeship program, you may be eligible for the
RI Employers' Apprenticeship Tax Credit.

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Apprenticeship Office
Victor Lepore, Supervisor of Apprenticeship
Division of Professional Regulation
RI Department of Labor and Training
Center General Complex, 1511 Pontiac Avenue, Cranston, RI 02920
(401) 462-8536
Sandra M. Powell, Director

Updated 04/17/2008 MDF