Trump is highlighting National Apprenticeship Week to focus on training workers for skilled trades. The goal is to create over one million new training positions to help people find high-paying jobs without needing a four-year college degree.
The Labor Department is being told to create more training programs in high-tech fields like artificial intelligence and nuclear energy. This is meant to keep the United States ahead of other countries in new technology and power production.
The plan connects worker training to other economic moves like new taxes on imported goods and cutting government rules. These actions are meant to bring factory jobs back to the United States and help local businesses grow faster.
About 300,000 people started new training programs over the last year. The administration wants to keep this growth going by focusing on industries like construction, manufacturing, and energy for American citizens.
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White House Statement
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Presidential Message on National Apprenticeship Week
