Are you starting a new apprenticeship? Rewriting your standards? Developing apprenticeship curriculum? We help ensure industry, organized labor and apprentices thrive.
Aspect Works Director Jason Petrait has served as an apprenticeship leader and collaborator for non-profits, government agencies and labor unions, delivering results that include:
- Assisting WeTrain Washington in the development of the nation’s first Fishmongers Registered Apprenticeship, writing standards, liaising with Washington’s Department of Labor & Industries and preparing standards documentation.
- Co-chairing the Joint Recruitment and Retention Committee, under the Washington State Apprenticeship and Training Council.
- Building the Counselor’s Guide to Apprenticeship for K-12 Guidance Counselors to help students enter apprenticeship.
- Collaborating with the Washington Association for Community Health to build credited courses for Washington’s first Medical Assistant apprenticeship.
- Supporting Washington’s two leading manufacturing apprenticeships, AJAC and the Machinists Institute, with data, collaboration and insight into the educational institutional landscape.
- Writing and facilitating a winning $1.3 million grant proposal to expand apprenticeship for young adults in healthcare, construction, manufacturing, culinary and public services.
Find out how we can help you reach your apprenticeship goals