Contact the Office of Apprenticeship or the State Apprenticeship Agency.

Advertise apprenticeship openings for individuals that live within commuting distance in the newspaper.

Disseminate Apprenticeship Opening Announcements to local secondary/post secondary schools, women's centers, outreach programs, and community organizations, one-stop centers, etc.

Access a state apprenticeship website for state apprenticeship information.

Use your Homepage on the Internet to list apprenticeship openings.

Advertise in newspapers including all the requirements for applying.

Participate in annual workshops conducted by one-stop centers for the purpose of familiarizing school, one-stop center personnel, and other appropriate personnel of your apprenticeship opportunities.

Cooperate with local school boards and vocational education systems to develop programs for preparing students to meet the minimum qualifications to qualify for entry into the program.

Establish preapprenticeship or prepatory training designed to afford related work experience to prepare candidates for apprenticeship.