REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP Sample Clauses

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program MA# Description of Agreement PACIFIC NW IRONWORKER & EMPLOYER JATC 1013 Preferred Entry OR SW-WA XXXXX TRADES JATC 1008 Partnership OREGON & SW-WA CEMENT MASONS JATC 1015 Direct Entry
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REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program MA# Description of Agreement PACIFIC NW CARPENTERS JATC 1057 Students who complete pre-apprenticeship direct to interview status, and qualify for summer paid internship opportunity. OR SW-WA NW-CA PLMBR & STMFITTR JATC 1071 Students who complete pre-apprenticeship will jump to the top of the rank list for interviews. NECA-IBEW ELECTRICAL JATC 1004 Students who complete pre-apprenticeship will have met the pre-requisites to be qualified for an interview. SHEET METAL JATC 1277 Students who complete pre-apprenticeship will have direct entry to apprenticeship NORTHWEST COLLEGE OF CONSTRUCTION: Sheet metals, HVAC, Laborer and Pipelaying, Masonry, Concrete Finishing, Heavy Equipment Operator, Sign Hangers, Tile & Stone Setting Students who complete pre-apprenticeship will jump to the top of the rank list
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REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program MA# Description of Agreement Allied Health West JATC 4024 Extra point on application VI. COUNCIL RIGHT TO REVOKE: Upon due notice and a reasonable opportunity to show cause, the council may revoke pre- apprenticeship program approval should it find that the program is not serving the intended purposes of the program in the best interest of registered apprenticeship.
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REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program Blue Mountain JATC Area VI Inside Electrical JATC MA# 6011 6013 Description of Agreement Additional points on application Exception 11: Native American Preference Additional points on application Exception 11: Native American Preference
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REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program MA# Description of Agreement Portland Sheet Metal Workers MA 1038 Points towards the application process
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REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTNERSHIP. Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide a letter of approval from one or more registered apprenticeship committees stating that the pre-apprenticeship program will prepare individuals with the skills and competencies needed to meet the minimum entry requirements of the program and that upon completions, completing pre-apprentices will meet the minimum entry requirements, gain consideration, and are prepared for success in the program as a preferred applicant source. (OAR 839-011- 0335(1)(f)) Pre-apprenticeship programs shall provide facilitated entry or articulation with one or more registered apprenticeship programs and, where possible, have a formalized agreement with a registered apprenticeship program that enables individuals that have successfully completed the pre- apprenticeship program to enter directly into a registered apprenticeship program or be granted advanced credit/placement for competencies already acquired. Below is a summary of the conditions of the registered apprenticeship partnership. Include the name of the committee(s), Master Agreement Number (MA #), describe the nature of the agreement: Registered Apprenticeship Program MA# Description of Agreement Crater Lake Electrical JATC (IBEW Local 659) 5001 Consideration for preferred placement Southern Oregon JATC 5036 Access for application and KCC registered apprenticeship, could receive a pre-selection interview and be requested to take the NCRC test. South Central Oregon Sheet Metal JATC 5006 Provide minimum requirements that upon the completion of the proposed pre- apprenticeship program pre-apprentices will not only meet the apprenticeship program entry requirements but would gain consideration for preferred placement.
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