ANEW

🚧 FRE Construction Training for Burien Residents! 🚧

Ready to start a career in the trades? Join ANEW for FREE hands-on construction training and earn your:

✅ Forklift Certification
✅ Flagging (Traffic Control) Certification

📅 June 8–12
⏰ 7:30 AM–3:30 PM
📍 18338 Andover Park W., Tukwila

👷‍♀️ Women are strongly encouraged to apply!

Build valuable skills, gain industry-recognized certifications, and take the next step toward a rewarding career in construction.

🌐 www.anewcareer.org
📧 [email protected]
📞 206-381-1384

Tired of jobs that don’t pay enough or lead anywhere?
Build a career you can be proud of with ANEW’s FREE construction pre-apprenticeship training program.

✅ No experience required
✅ Hands-on training
✅ Career placement support
✅ High-paying apprenticeship pathways
✅ Supportive community for women entering the trades

Your future can be bigger than just a paycheck.

🔨 Start building a career with purpose.
📍 Tukwila, WA
🌐 www.anewcareer.org

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Thank you for recognizing our work! We appreciate it!

W.G. Clark is proud to partner with the Construction Industry Training Council of Washington (CITC) and ANEW to help support the next generation of carpenters.

“'Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn,'” quoted W.G. Clark Principal Jason Preuit, who began his career in the field before moving into construction management and now serves on the CITC Board. “Apprenticeship provides the opportunity to be employed while concurrently developing the knowledge and skill necessary for growth in a successful career. As an employer and advocate of training, there is nothing more rewarding than someone achieving their dreams of knowledge, success and pride achieved through the building blocks of apprenticeship.”

From CITC’s 11 state-approved apprenticeship programs and earn-while-you-learn model to ANEW’s 280-hour pre-apprenticeship programs and long-standing work expanding access for women entering the trades, these partnerships help create real opportunity and lasting careers in construction.

Thank you, Construction Industry Training Council of WA and ANEW for the work you do every day.

For all the women building our communities - we appreciate you!

This National Apprenticeship Week, we celebrate alumni like Andrea who are helping open doors for the next generation.

Before entering the trades, Andrea explored careers as a pharmacy technician and early learning teacher, but neither offered the opportunity she was looking for. As a mother of five, she was searching for a stable career with long-term opportunity. After hearing about ANEW from a friend, she enrolled in 2016 and discovered a new direction in the construction trades.

Through apprenticeship, Andrea worked as a laborer and later stepped into leadership roles. Today, she serves as Assistant Political Director for LiUNA Local 242 and sits on multiple boards focused on workforce development and expanding access to careers in the trades.

Andrea now works to strengthen the same pathways that helped launch her career. As she shared at the Enlighten Women’s Forum last month, "When people are supported, they stay and feel connected."

Interested in starting your own career in the trades?
Learn more at www.anewcareer.org or email [email protected].

Happy National Apprenticeship Week!

At ANEW, we help individuals prepare for construction careers through hands-on training and industry certifications. This week we celebrate our students, alumni, and partners who make apprenticeship opportunities possible.

If you or someone you know is ready for a new career, now is a great time to learn more. Sign up for an info session at www.anewcareer.org or email [email protected]

Next week, we celebrate National Apprenticeship Week and the life-changing impact of apprenticeship pathways.

At ANEW, we see every day how access to training, support, and strong partnerships can help people step into family-wage careers and brighter futures.

We’re proud to stand with our students, alumni, union partners, employers, and community supporters during this important week.

Celebrate with us by sharing why apprenticeship matters to you.