Apprenticeships: A win-win for businesses and students! Discover the benefits Feb. 20

Megan Crotty

Published: January 17, 2025

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Pictured from left to right, United Brass Works Inc. apprentice Daegon Kinton, HR Director Laura Brim, apprentice Cottrell Davis, apprentice Reece Beeson, and apprentice Gavin McCall speak with an attendee about opportunities at the company during November’s Apprenticeship Randolph (AR) Community Night at Randolph Community College. The College is hosting another AR Community Night on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 5-7 p.m. in the JB and Claire Davis Corporate Training Center for parents and students interested in learning more about AR.

Randolph Community College invites students and parents to the upcoming Apprenticeship Randolph Community Night on Thursday, Feb. 20, from 5-7 p.m. The event will take place in the JB and Claire Davis Corporate Training Center on RCC’s Asheboro Campus.

This engaging evening is designed to provide valuable insights into Apprenticeship Randolph, a pathway for students to gain hands-on experience, earn a salary, and work toward a debt-free college degree in fields like Computer Integrated Machining, Industrial Systems Technology-Mechatronics, and Information Technology-Computer Support Specialist. Families will have the opportunity to tour RCC’s state-of-the-art Advanced Manufacturing areas, meet instructors and industries, and explore the many benefits of participating in the program.

RCC President/CEO Dr. Shah Ardalan highlighted the significance of Apprenticeship Randolph for local students and industries.

“Apprenticeship Randolph reflects our commitment to creating accessible and impactful career pathways that strengthen both our students' futures and the workforce of Randolph County,” he said. “By combining academic excellence with real-world experience, this program offers unmatched opportunities for success.”

Attendees will learn about the application process, program benefits, and the role RCC plays in supporting students’ education and career goals through Apprenticeship Randolph.

For more information about Apprenticeship Randolph or the upcoming event, visit www.apprenticeshiprandolph.com, contact RCC Director of Apprenticeships Stacey Miller at 336-318-4958, or email apprenticeships@randolph.edu.

Randolph Community College (RCC), under the leadership of President/CEO Dr. Shah Ardalan, is committed to providing relevant career training and educational opportunities. Ranked No. 1 in North Carolina by Niche.com and SmartAsset and second in the nation by SmartAsset, the College offers affordable degrees and short-term certificate programs that start throughout the year, both in person and online. To register, call 336-633-0200 or visit randolph.edu/register. For more information, call 336-633-0200 or visit www.randolph.edu and expect to engage with the most competent and compassionate team of faculty and staff.

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