Cole McKeehan GA CATT Apprentice

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Cole McKeehan GA CATT Apprentice

Cole McKeehan (seated rear left), smiles following a joke made by one of his friends, Josiah Henderson. The teens, who attend Northgate High School in Newnan, are student apprentices at E.G.O. North America in Newnan. They work there under the Georgia Consortium for Advanced Technical Training program (GA CATT). The program lets Georgia high school students earn technical college credentials and technical skills that they can use to build their careers. McKeehan and other students as well as mentors in the program met with Georgia Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle on Monday, Nov. 13 to share their experiences about the program. (Photo: Péralte C. Paul)

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GA CATT, Casey Cagle, Georgia Manufacturing Extension Partnership, GaMEP, Safety and Health Consultation Program, industrial mechanics, Georgia Consortium of Advanced Technical Training, German apprenticeship dual education model
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  • Created By: Péralte Paul
  • Workflow Status: Draft
  • Created On: Nov 15, 2017 - 12:58pm
  • Last Updated: Nov 16, 2017 - 6:54pm