U.S. Department of Labor Blog

Apprenticeships involve training toward a specific professional role and a promise to achieve that role and a career path at the end.

Apprenticeship and workplace-based training is an “earn while you learn” system that offers young people the chance to learn from experienced instructors.

Apprenticeships have played an important role throughout our nation’s history, building and shaping the structures of our communities, and strengthening our economy. 

As a sous chef apprentice, Conner Broduer is getting skills and making connections to support a successful culinary career – without breaking the bank.

Here are three ways we’re making sure those who serve have the employment support they need when they transition back into civilian life.

Reflecting on the anniversary of the ADA, Secretary Acosta affirms the Department's commitment to ensuring more Americans with disabilities experience the independence, pride, and community that come with having a job.

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Job Corps helped Holly get a job she loves - without a college degree.

After an apprenticeship, Brenda Bowens is winning at work – and helping others follow in her path to success. 

Do you follow any of your favorite brands on Instagram? Ever checked into a restaurant on Facebook? Tweeted at a company or government office about a customer service issue? Social media is not only a tool for people to keep in touch; it has also become an important way for businesses, government and organizations to reach wider audiences. It provides a dynamic avenue beyond radio, television and other traditional forms of advertising to interact with clients or consumers directly.