American Apprenticeship Act provides grants to states for pre-apprenticeship programs.
The American Apprenticeship Act aims to support states in offering pre-apprenticeship programs and related instruction for qualified apprenticeship programs. The Secretary of Labor can grant funds to states to cover costs associated with these programs. States must use other financial assistance before applying for these grants. The act also mandates the identification of in-demand occupations that lack apprenticeships and analysis of apprenticeship program models in those fields. The Secretary is required to establish performance measures and an evaluation system for these programs.
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