– Franklin D. Roosevelt
The PACE Youth
Apprenticeship Program
is an initiative to prepare
high school students for the
world of work and provide
Oceana, Lake and Newaygo
Counties with a highly skilled,
competitive workforce.
6308 S. Warner Ave.,
Fremont, MI 49412
Phone (231) 924-0641
Fax (231) 924-5594
Email [email protected]
www.truenorthservices.org
Apprenticeship
Program
Connecting today’s youth to tomorrow’s jobs.
Student
Business and Industry
benefits
• Explore career fields
• Real world experience
• Develop workplace responsibility,
positive attitudes and habits
• Learn from skilled professionals
• Improves employability skills
after graduation
• Support from PACE Coordinator
• PACE provided transportation
Potential
Employer
benefits
• Reduce costs for recruitment
and training
• Improve employee retention
• Create a skilled, homegrown
workforce
• Provide a community service
• Support from PACE Coordinator
Apprentices
The more future employees can learn
and experience while in school, the better
prepared they will be when they enter the
workforce.
Students enrolled in the PACE program
who want to get a jump start on their
career are encouraged to apply for the
Youth Apprenticeship Program.
As a PACE Youth Apprentice Program
Business and Industry Partner, you will
have the opportunity to host a job shadow
experience for an apprenticeship program
participant.
Once accepted into the program, students
will begin to receive career exploration
opportunities and training such as:
Business and Industry Partners will be
asked to mentor our youth apprentices
and provide important feedback to PACE
coordinators in order to ensure student and
program success.
Business owners or those in
managerial positions in Oceana,
Lake, and Newaygo counties are
encouraged to contact Kiesha
Guy, PACE Program Director
at (231) 924-0641 to learn
more about the PACE Youth
Apprenticeship Program.
Help young people achieve
their dreams while shaping
our community’s future
workforce. Become a PACE
Youth Apprenticeship
Program Partner!
• Job Shadowing
• Resume Writing
• Interpersonal Communication
• Leadership Skills
• Mock Interviews
• Career Speakers
• Workplace Etiquette
If you are a high school student and are
interested in becoming a PACE Youth
Apprentice, contact your school’s
PACE Site Coordinator today.
The best way
to learn how to
succeed in a job
is to have one!