(NORFOLK, Va.) — Colonna’s Shipyard recognized four apprentice graduates in September who each completed more than 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and 576 hours of related technical instruction.
“These graduate apprentices are the future of not only Colonna’s Shipyard but our industry, and we couldn’t be prouder to see such talented individuals choosing – not just a job, but a career in ship repair,” said Jordan Webb, Colanna’s president and general manager. “It takes dedication, resilience and hard work to master the skills of these demanding trades, and these apprentices have shown exactly that. Their commitment to learning and perfecting their craft will ensure the continued strength and reliability of Colonna’s for years to come. We’re proud to support their journey and excited to see what they’ll achieve.”
The Colonna’s apprenticeship is a registered four-year program that combines classroom/college-level instruction with on-the-job training under the guidance of experienced educators, skilled tradespeople, and industry leaders. This opportunity allows emerging professionals to earn while they learn.
Colonna’s Shipyard has been an apprentice sponsor since 1986. Colonna’s is now recruiting apprentices for a number of trade pathways. This is an exciting opportunity to launch a career in ship repair and earn while you learn. Interested parties are encouraged to apply today by clicking here.
– Colonna’s Shipyard
