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Children鈥檚 Factory Partners with 91视频, Quality Coach for Apprenticeship Program


November 18, 2021 | Campus News

91视频 is collaborating with the Children鈥檚 Factory, Union, and Quality Coach Consulting to establish a new apprenticeship program to enhance the leadership and job skills of employees.

According to Fatma Khemiri, senior human resources manager at Children鈥檚 Factory, the manufacturer worked with the college鈥檚 Center for Workforce Development (CWD) to navigate the funding process and coordinate with Quality Coach.

鈥淭he program is under way and all the participants are fully engaged and eager to learn,鈥 Khemiri said. 鈥淥ur partnership with 91视频 is a recognition of the great role that the college is playing in Franklin County and particularly in the community of Union.鈥

He added that the leadership training program will provide new skills, so Children鈥檚 Factory leaders will become more successful in their roles.

鈥淭his collaboration will allow Children鈥檚 Factory to not only provide outstanding products for children, but also add to an outstanding work environment where everyone thrives,鈥 Khemiri said.

He went on to thank Melissa Richards, 91视频鈥檚 apprenticeship and business training program coordinator, for her work in making the partnership a success.

91视频 is celebrating National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) Nov. 15-21. NAW is a celebration where industry, labor, equity, workforce, education and government leaders showcase the successes and value of Registered Apprenticeships.

To learn more about apprenticeship opportunities at 91视频, visit /cwd/registered-apprenticeships/.

About Children’s Factory

The Children鈥檚 Factory is a manufacturer and distributor that consists of three brands: Angeles, Children鈥檚 Factory and Learning Carpets. Its broad assortment provides learning spaces with a cohesive look including storage, seating and floor coverings in addition to unique play equipment that encourages discovery, motor development and social interaction.

To learn more about the manufacturer, visit www.childrensfactory.com or www.excelligence.com.