How to resolve AdBlock issue? Nominate apprentices before June 17
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- June 15, 2022
Time is running out to nominate hard working apprentices for CTMA’s Apprentice Awards.
CTMA members may nominate up to three apprentices and/or pre-apprentices for the judging committee’s consideration by June 17.
- Selected apprentices will receive an award up to $1000;
- Pre-apprentices will receive an award of up to $500
- PLUS: tools, training packages, and other trade-related items
For more information go to: https://www.ctma.com/initiatives/apprentice-award-sponsorship
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