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Dec. 2, 2015: Find Out How to Build Your Company’s Skilled Workforce

By on November 11, 2015
Build Your Company's Skilled Workforce

DAUNTING.

That’s what it’s like for those in manufacturing trying to fill open positions due to employee retirement, company growth, re-shoring, backfilling vacancies and so on. Add to this the need to find job applicants with technical skills (not to mention “soft-skills”) and 83% of all companies recently interviewed in our 2015 State of St. Louis Workforce Report say they are forced to hire less experienced candidates and train them (you can download the report at STLCC.edu/STLworkforce).

Join us on Dec. 2nd to examine a tried-and-true model – Apprenticeship – and learn how it may provide a solution for your company’s current and ongoing workforce needs. Over 1,000 non-union and union occupations have apprenticeships in the U.S. across a variety of industries. Listen as our regional apprenticeship experts and companies present their experiences and recommendations. Ask questions and learn more about St. Louis Community College’s solid technical training programs that could align with an apprenticeship opportunity at your company.

Learn from Regional Apprenticeship Experts

Hear from Companies who have Apprenticeship Training

Apprenticeships: How to Build Your Company’s Skilled Workforce

Location: Center for Workforce Innovation – STLCC Florissant Valley
Address: 3344 Pershall Road, St. Louis, MO 63135
Map: http://www.stlcc.edu/Maps/Florissant_Valley.html

Date/Time: Wednesday, December 2, 2015
7:30 – 8:00 a.m. Breakfast/Networking
8:00 – 10:00 a.m. Presentation
10:00 – 10:30 a.m. Tours

RSVP/Questions: Kathie Chambers, kchambers@stlcc.edu, 314-456-5817

Invite others from your company and RSVP right away.

About Kathie Chambers

Kathie is a Workforce Solutions Group Senior Project Manager who works across industries with business leaders and training professionals to maximize training effectiveness. Her experience includes training and development in the corporate, manufacturing, public/non-profit sectors, and business management in privately held companies.

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