How Apprentage fits the day-to-day work of Registered Apprenticeship programs.
Registered Apprenticeship sponsors and intermediaries coordinating apprentices, employer mentors, related instruction providers, and workforce partners.
No. It connects sponsor-led program standards and enrollment with OJT activity, mentor review, related instruction, progression, and reporting. Learning delivery is only one part of that work.
No. Sponsors remain responsible for their programs and compliance. State or federal registration agencies set the applicable requirements; Apprentage supports the records and workflows used to meet them.
Apprentage is designed for intermediaries coordinating program partners and employer-specific apprenticeship activity, with visibility into participants and evidence across the program.
No. Employers and workforce partners handle recruiting, placement, supervision, and support. Apprentage organizes records once a program is being delivered.
Apprentices document work, employer mentors or supervisors review work-based evidence, and instruction providers document related instruction. The sponsor determines how those records support progression under its approved standards.
Yes. The systems you use, the data you can share, and the formats required by your registration agency or funder should be discussed before configuring a program workflow.
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