Registered apprenticeship/internship programs provide on-the-job learning and related instruction courses. They benefit both employers and employees. For employers, they increase workforce skills, productivity and consistency of training. For employees, they provide occupation-specific education, career advancement opportunities, and nationally recognized credentials. These programs exist across over 950 occupations in diverse industries such as advanced manufacturing, healthcare, and information technology. Interested employers can contact their local Department of Labor representative to set up a registered program.