Participants in the WRTP—Construction Pathway received services and training to prepare for a career in the construction sector. Training included pre-apprenticeship programs to help them gain construction skills occupational training that provided certificates in specific trades, and apprenticeships. Services included tutoring, job search assistance, and job referrals to partner employers in the construction industry. Participants were unemployed individuals who expressed interest in careers in construction. This program was delivered in Milwaukee, WI. The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership—Manufacturing Pathway was also assessed alongside this program.
Summary
The Wisconsin Regional Training Partnership (WRTP)—Construction Pathway provided unemployed workers with tutoring, training, apprenticeships, and job search services to help them gain employment in the construction sector.
Populations and employment barriers: Adults (age 25+), At least a high school diploma or equivalent, Unemployed
Studies of this program
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Program cost
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