Related Technical Instruction Sample Clauses

Related Technical Instruction. 1.1 SECTION 1. Each apprentice shall attend classes in subjects related to his trade for at least 144 hours each year during his apprenticeship. Apprentices who are credited for maximum work experience will be permitted to equalize their related technical instruction with their work experience by spending more hours in class per semester. The total number of hours required for his craft must be satisfactorily completed before he is eligible for a certificate. This instruction may be given by a designated outside agency and/or by Company instructors as the situation demands. The schedule of classes and subjects to be studied shall be determined by the Company for each Apprentice Program and reviewed with the Craft Representative. No credit for Related Technical Instruction is to be given where the man will be exempt from taking classes. He must complete the minimum of class hours.
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Related Technical Instruction. An organized and systematic form of instruction designed to provide the apprentice with the knowledge of the theoretical and technical subjects related to the apprentice’s occupation. Such instruction may be given in a classroom, through occupational or industrial courses, or by correspondence courses of equivalent value, electronic media, or other forms of self-study approved by the Registration Agency.
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Related Technical Instruction. 1.1 SECTION 1. Each apprentice shall attend classes in subjects related to his trade for at least 144 hours each year during his apprenticeship. Apprentices who are credited for maximum work experience will be permitted to equalize their related technical instruction with their work experience by spending more hours in class per semester. The total number of hours required for his craft must be satisfactorily completed before he is eligible for a certificate. This instruction may be given by a designated outside agency and/or by Company instructors as the situation demands. The schedule of classes and subjects to be studied shall be 77 Article III/Article IV/Article V determined by the Company for each Apprentice Program and reviewed with the Craft Representative. No credit for Related Technical Instruction is to be given where the man will be exempt from taking classes. He must complete the minimum of class hours.
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