Apprenticeship Training Opportunities Sample Clauses

The Apprenticeship Training Opportunities clause establishes the employer's obligation or commitment to provide structured training and learning experiences for apprentices within the organization. Typically, this clause outlines the scope of training, the duration, and the types of skills or competencies apprentices are expected to acquire, and may specify the standards or certifications to be met. Its core practical function is to ensure that apprentices receive meaningful, supervised training that supports their professional development, while also helping the employer meet regulatory or industry requirements for workforce development.
Apprenticeship Training Opportunities. Both the Employer and the Union recognize the value of a highly skilled workforce and as such, the parties have therefore agreed to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the enhancement of skill development of employees through the promotion and implementation of an Apprenticeship Training Program (the “Program”). The Employer agrees to seek interested internal employees who meet the necessary training pre-requisites and are minimally qualified as established by the Employer for the apprenticeship opportunity prior to hiring outside apprentices. Each employee who enters the Program will complete the Program in its entirety and in accordance with the Apprenticeship Act of the Province of Alberta and will remain in the employ of the RMWB for a minimum period of five (5) years following completion of the Program. Failure to fulfill either or both of these conditions will result in a requirement for the employee to repay to the RMWB the tuition costs of the Program paid on behalf of the employee by the Employer. In the event that an employee partially completes the Program, or fails to remain in the employ of the RMWB for a full five (5) years subsequent to completing the Program, the amount of tuition to be repaid shall be pro- rated accordingly. This requirement for repayment of tuition or years of service will be waived should the employee find it necessary to withdraw from the Program for medical reasons. An apprentice must complete the Program within six (6) calendar years. An apprenticeship rate shall be established using the applicable graduated scale: Four (4) Year Trade Apprenticeship Program Commencement 70% of Journeyman Rate After successful first calendar year 75% of Journeyman Rate After successful second calendar year 80% of Journeyman Rate After successful third calendar year 90% of Journeyman Rate After successful completion and Apprenticeship Board exam(s) Journeyman Rate Commencement 70% of Journeyman Rate After successful first calendar year 80% of Journeyman Rate After successful second calendar year 90% of Journeyman Rate After successful completion and Apprenticeship Board exam(s) Journeyman Rate The Parties further agree to the following: a) Apprenticeship guidelines will be in conjunction with the Department of Education Apprenticeship Training Division Alberta. b) The cost of sixty percent (60%) of tuition fees will be paid for by the RMWB while all other costs will be the responsibility of the apprentice. Upon successful completion of the program, the RWMB will re...
Apprenticeship Training Opportunities. Both the Employer and the Union recognize the value of a highly skilled workforce and as such, the parties have therefore agreed to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ the enhancement of skill development of employees through the promotion and implementation of an Apprenticeship Training Program. [2014] The Employer agrees to seek interested internal employees who meet the necessary training pre-requisites and are minimally qualified as established by the Employer for the apprenticeship opportunity prior to hiring outside apprentices. [2014] Each employee who enters the Apprenticeship Program will complete the Training Program in its entirety and in accordance with the Apprenticeship Act of the Province of Alberta and will remain in the employ of the RMWB for a minimum period of five (5) years following completion of the Program. Failure to fulfill either or both of these conditions will result in a requirement for the employee to repay to the RMWB the full tuition costs of the Program paid on behalf of the employee. In the event that an employee partially completes the Program, or fails to remain in the employ of the RMWB for a full five (5) years subsequent to completing the program, the amount of tuition to be repaid shall be pro-rated accordingly. This requirement for repayment of tuition or years of service will be waived should the employee find it necessary to withdraw from the Program for medical reasons. An apprentice must complete the program within six (6) calendar years. [2014] An apprenticeship rate shall be established using the applicable graduated scale: