Apprenticeship Training in the 1970s: The United States Experience

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1976-10

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Franklin, William S.
Glover, Robert W.
Marshall, Ray

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Ray Marshall Center for the Study of Human Resources

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Apprenticeship in the United States is a system of training that is found almost exclusively in the private sector, and is prominent in only a relatively few industries and occupations. In those crafts and industries, however, especially in unionized construction, apprenticeship is a strong, well established efficient system whose importance is growing over time. In this article we present a brief description of apprenticeship in America, an assessment of its strengths, and an overview of the important issues confronting the system in the 1970 s.

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