USDOL provides Registered Apprenticeship information, tools, and outreach materials tailored to business needs.
The Apprenticeship Professionals Learning Network has curated an array of resources related to our primary topics: Business Engagement, Partner Engagement, Registered Apprenticeship Program Design, Registered Apprenticeship Fundamentals, Supporting Apprentice Success.
Search for resources on a particular topic by typing in keywords such as "youth + STEM." You can also use the drop-down lists in the toolbar area as well.
Apprenticeship template library.
The Urban Institute has curated resources for Recruiting Veterans and Transitioning Service Members into your Registered Apprenticeship Program which includes materials on how to find qualified veterans and potential funding opportunities to support their success.
The National Library includes on-the-job learning outlines, classroom instruction outlines, and other information. Healthcare partners may review, select, and adapt the occupational outlines and competency models to their apprenticeship efforts.
The Western Resource Center for Women in Apprenticeship provides materials for sponsors/employers, and women to increase the number of women entering and completing apprenticeships in “nontraditional” occupations.
Cybersecurity Youth Apprenticeship Initiative guide compilation of government resources that are available for tax credits for apprenticeship programs in each State/Territory.
New America and the PAYA National Partners have developed these tools to support the design of high quality apprenticeships for youth.
The Youth Apprenticeship Intermediary Project from the Urban Institute provides tools, resources, and technical assistance to connect schools, colleges, employers, workforce development organizations, and other stakeholders to increase the quality and quantity of registered youth apprenticeships.
Urban Institute’s competency-based frameworks provide high quality registered apprenticeship standards for various in-demand occupations.
This quick tips tool from the Cybersecurity Youth Apprenticeship Initiative is useful for engaging employers in any industry. It provides strategies for employer engagement based on their level of knowledge and experience with RAPs.