Head of the ICATT Apprenticeship Program, Mario Kratsch, participated on a panel that discussed innovative programs to find, hire, train and manage a veteran workforce. The ICATT Apprenticeship Program is dedicated to helping companies close the skills gap by integrating veterans into the civilian workforce.
ICATT, the leading apprenticeship program for high-tech manufacturers and companies with complex technologies or logistics, published a new white paper as a resource for companies that are grappling with a skilled workforce shortage and weighing the make-or-buy decision to find the talent they need.
ICATT, the leading apprenticeship program for high-tech manufacturers and companies with complex technologies or logistics, published a new white paper as a resource for companies that are grappling with a skilled workforce shortage and weighing the make-or-buy decision to find the talent they need.
Head of the ICATT Apprenticeship Program, Mario Kratsch, participated on a panel that discussed innovative programs to find, hire, train and manage a veteran workforce. The ICATT Apprenticeship Program is dedicated to helping companies close the skills gap by integrating veterans into the civilian workforce.
For the second consecutive year, Illinois Consortium for Advanced Technical Training (ICATT) Apprenticeship Program is sponsoring and participating in the Veteran Career Summit to help companies develop, grow, and enhance their veteran workplace initiatives.
The American workforce is at a pivotal moment, as more baby boomers move into retirement and younger generations of workers step up to take their place. Companies from all industries are now facing this challenge, and smart business leaders are planning ahead to smooth the transition, preserve institutional knowledge, and train up-and-coming leaders.
For these four apprentices, the ICATT Apprenticeship Program has opened many doors to life-changing opportunities. Nicholas Christensen, Nolan Patterson, Trevor Bazan, and Daniel Crawford are all ICATT apprentices working as Regional Service Technician Trainees at Krones, Inc.
Industry Consortium for Advanced Technical Training (ICATT), the leading apprenticeship program in the Midwest for high-tech manufacturers and companies with complex technologies or logistics, expands its college base to twelve colleges and welcomes Richard J. Daley College to their network.
The fall cohort is just around the corner and one of Maine West High School’s students made the decision to become an ICATT Apprentice.
The May 2019 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering magazine – a publication that helps manufacturing professionals enhance the productivity of their companies’ cutting and grinding operations – featured an interview with Virginia Rounds, Director of the ICATT Apprenticeship Program.