Establishes a commission to study and promote apprenticeship programs to high school students.
The bill establishes the "Commission on Apprenticeship Program Promotion" to study and recommend ways to promote apprenticeship programs to high school students. The commission will issue a report within one year of its organization, after which it will dissolve 30 days later. The commission consists of seven members appointed by various state officials and stakeholders, including representatives from county colleges, the manufacturing community, and labor unions.
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