Apprenticeship is a high-value tool that local workforce boards can utilize to engage employers, serve job seekers, and meet critical WIOA performance metrics.
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Why do workforce boards engage in Registered Apprenticeship? |
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/716377196/feaa2b4c8b | |
Future Works Public Dashboard Demonstration |
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/715752430/cf7f64e5c0 | |
Difference between OA/SAA States? |
https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/706522744/cecc3b3440 | |
Learn how State and Local Workforce Boards can receive assistance to drive performance in Registered Apprenticeship. |
https://dolcoe.safalapps.com/sites/default/files/2025-08/NAWDP%202022%20-%20Hel… | |
Iowa’s Registered Apprenticeship Programs Report analyzes Iowa’s RA levels and provides demographic breakouts of active apprentices and RA completers. The analysis includes geographic concentrations of active apprentices, growth in new apprentices, and top occupations using RA to train employees. The employment outcomes of RA completers is broken out by the same demographics, top completing programs, and employing industries. A glimpse into employee retention is also provided.
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https://www.iowalmi.gov/sites/search.iowaworkforcedevelopment.gov/files/content… | |
An example of how states can use Tableau, a data visualization tool, to illustrate the value and statewide adoption of RA through key datapoints such as occupations, industries, wages, etc. |
https://www.iowalmi.gov/ra |