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RayWest Designbuild welcomes new Project Coordinator Apprentice

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago
Whitney Carter Photo pulled from RAYWEST DESIGNBUILD website. 

The RAYWEST DESIGNBUILD team is honored to welcome Whitney Carter as a Project Coordinator Apprentice. Whitney is a driven individual seeking a career in building and construction. She recently graduated from the FTCC Construction Technology program and is currently pursuing a plumbing program that she will complete this summer. Her dedication and passion for building and construction make her a perfect fit for both this program and our team.

RAYWEST DESIGNBUILD recently announced their partnership with Fayetteville Technical Community College and the Apprenticeship NC program. This collaboration is a testament to RAYWEST DESIGNBUILD’s commitment to supporting and preparing the next generation of construction professionals for successful careers. 

The Apprenticeship NC program offers students the opportunity to receive on-the-job training and experience while pursuing their studies. This program aims to bridge the gap between classroom learning and real-world applications by providing hands-on training within a professional work environment.

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