Have a look at St Joseph the Worker’s college in Stubenville. They run a general introduction to trades with further philosophical and theological formation on the dignity of work and the craftsman as a Christian. They’re new, but the idea is that they come to a specialised apprenticeship in 12-18 months with basic skills (like which end…
Have a look at St Joseph the Worker’s college in Stubenville. They run a general introduction to trades with further philosophical and theological formation on the dignity of work and the craftsman as a Christian. They’re new, but the idea is that they come to a specialised apprenticeship in 12-18 months with basic skills (like which end of a hammer to hold), safety protocols and some work experience, ready to step into greater mastery of a specific trade.
Have a look at St Joseph the Worker’s college in Stubenville. They run a general introduction to trades with further philosophical and theological formation on the dignity of work and the craftsman as a Christian. They’re new, but the idea is that they come to a specialised apprenticeship in 12-18 months with basic skills (like which end of a hammer to hold), safety protocols and some work experience, ready to step into greater mastery of a specific trade.