Businesses urged to retain apprentices for future recovery

Janet Howie
Updated April 2 2020 - 9:19am, first published 9:00am
HANDS ON: Sharni Van Werkhoven, 17, of Jindera, enjoys learning on the job as an apprentice cabinet maker. She joined QA Kitchens after doing work experience there.
HANDS ON: Sharni Van Werkhoven, 17, of Jindera, enjoys learning on the job as an apprentice cabinet maker. She joined QA Kitchens after doing work experience there.

Apprentices must be retained despite COVID-19 challenges to ensure communities have the trade skills to recover, according to an Albury training provider.

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Janet Howie

Janet Howie

Deputy Editor - The Border Mail

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