APPRENTICE TRAINING | NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR - NASSAU
Resource Name:APPRENTICE TRAINING | NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR - NASSAU
address
301 West Old Country Road, Hicksville, NY 11801
Eligibility
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Hours
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888-469-7365
Voice
·Emergency - 888-4-NYSDOL
800-662-1220
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·TDD
516-934-8525
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·Main
516-490-2347
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·Other
516-934-8507
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·Fax
518-457-9000
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·Other - Albany
516-934-8532
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·Main
Website
http://www.labor.ny.govApplication process
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Fees
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Service area
Nassau County, NY
Develops skilled workers through a combined program of learning a skilled trade through training on-the-job and learning the related technical knowledge in a classroom or through correspondence courses. Benefits include a reliable source of trained workers, less turnover and improved employee relations. An apprenticeship training program begins with a detailed job analysis. Then a training program is designed to ensure the apprentice masters the full spectrum of job functions, attains the knowledge necessary to exercise independent judgement, and subscribes to the highest standards of professional conduct. To become an apprentice, you must be 18 years old, or 16 years old with parental approval. The length of training varies from one to six years, depending on the occupation. Apprenticeship programs are conducted by employers, jointly by employers and unions, or by groups of employers. To learn more about this program, call your local Department of Labor office.
Last assured
11/25/2019
Providing organization
NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR - NASSAU
Offers services to protect workers, assist the unemployed, and connect job seekers to jobs. They protect the safety and health of workers and the public. They work aggressively to ensure a fair wage for all workers. The administer the Unemployment Insurance program that gives weekly benefits to workers who are out of work through no fault of their own. The Department of Labor has information and free services for job seekers and workers. They offer: resume help, career guidance, job placement and referrals. At New York State Career Centers, there are Resource Rooms where you can: Use computers and faxes to job hunt; Explore training; Take aptitude tests and Link to partner agencies and services. Also offered is apprenticeship programs, veterans programs, youth programs, immigrant programs, displaced homemaker programs and more. Call your local office for more detailed information.