November 26, 2019
This self-assessment and planning tool assists local, state, or regional lead entities and their partners in gauging their current capacity to establish a high-quality system for high school-based youth apprenticeships.
This self-assessment and planning tool assists local, state, or regional lead entities and their partners in gauging their current capacity to establish a high-quality system for high school-based youth apprenticeships.
This tool is designed to assist your team in addressing critical foundational issues such as leadership, partnership, and program supports—as they relate to your unique context and the design of your program—to ensure states and local areas are well prepared to move forward with a high-quality and well-planned approach.
This tool was funded by the Partnership to Advance Youth Apprenticeship. JFF is proud to be a national PAYA partner.
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