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Taking on an apprentice has many benefits. You can mentor the next generation of skilled workers and develop a qualified workforce to help prepare for the future of your business.

When you train or hire an apprentice, you may be eligible for financial incentives, such as grants and federal tax credits.

Learn more about hiring an apprentice, and the supports available for employers.

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