The Mississippi Apprenticeship Program (MAP) helps companies develop a Registered Apprenticeship program from concept, to registration, to implementation.
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ALT Image description: A young Black woman wearing a hardhat and safety glasses.
ALT National Apprenticeship Week. Nov. 13-19, 2023
ALT WANTO Women in Apprenticeship & Nontraditional Occupations
ALT Photo of woman at Tradeswomen Build Nations Conference, Oct 2022, holding up a sign that reads, "I Love Being a Tradeswoman because....I was raised by a single mother with limited resources and I knew that being a tradeswoman would help me provide my 6 children with stability and a comfortable lifestyle."
ALT Apprenticeship facts: The average starting salary for workers after completing a Registered Apprenticeship program is $77K. apprenticeship.gov/NAW
ALT Graphic with cursive blue text on top that reads, “National,” a red ribbon in the middle with white text that reads, “Apprenticeship week,” and a blue ribbon at the bottom with white text that reads, “November 14-20, 2022.”
ALT Event flyer for Women in Apprenticeship: Building Our Power webinar, hosted by the Women's Bureau on Thursday, November 17, 2022, 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET. Join the Women's Bureau to learn how the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act can promote gender equity in apprenticeships. Flyer features image of woman in top left quadrant speaking into walkie talkie, wearing hard hat and safety vest for construction site.
ALT A photo of a woman with long blonde hair works sits at a desk typing on a computer. The DOL and DOL VETS logos are in white on the bottom left and the words "DOL.GOV" are written in white on the bottom right.
ALT National Apprenticeship Week November 14-20, 2022
ALT Women's Equality Day. dol.gov.
ALT A flyer with information about Registered Apprenticeships. The flyer has icons of a building, a boot, and a resume surrounded by information about Registered Apprenticeships on a blue background in the center of the flyer. At the top of the flyer are the Department of Labor and Veterans’ Employment and Training Service logos and images of an apprentice in a wood working studio, a woman at a desk, and an apprentice and her teacher looking at a computer screen in small circle frames.