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Ohio has hundreds of apprenticeship options across the state that can provide students with rigorous academic coursework along with on-the-job training to help them prepare for an in-demand career. Additional b-roll provided by Butler Tech, Great Oaks Career Campuses, and SpotOn Productions. Special thanks to Cooper Electric and Sheet Metal Workers Local Union #24.
Aired: 07/23/19
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