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RA 1826 (National Apprenticeship Act of 1957) Section 9

RA 1826 (National Apprenticeship Act of 1957) Section 9

Section 9

SEC. 9. To ensure the effective implementation of the policy laid down in section two hereof; the National Employment Service shall develop and prepare economic analysis with respect to the industries involved, and provide appropriate aptitude tests in the selection of apprentices. The Department of Education shall: Provide related and supplemental instruction for apprentices, secure and furnish facilities, instructional material, and supplies necessary for such instruction; Develop and prepare courses of instruction for apprentices, correlate such instruction with job experience and administer and supervise such instructions; Enroll apprentices in schools and keep individual attendance and progress records of such apprentices; Employ or otherwise obtain and train apprentice instructors and coordinators; Advise and assist the Secretary of Labor and apprenticeship committees regarding training programs; Designate, when so required, members of educational advisory committees to the Department of Labor and apprenticeship committees; and Assist in the selection of apprentices by the development of appropriate aptitude tests or by providing pre-apprenticeship courses, or both. The Department of Education, with the approval of the Department of Labor, may delegate all or any of the foregoing duties to an appropriate public or private agency: Provided, That the Department of Education shall have a continuing responsibility for the effective performance or such delegated duties.

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