Text of the provision
Art. 64. Sponsoring of apprenticeship program. Any of the apprenticeship schemes recognized herein may be undertaken or sponsored by a single employer or firm or by a group or association thereof or by a civic organization. Actual training of apprentices may be undertaken: In the premises of the sponsoring employer in the case of individual apprenticeship programs; In the premises of one or several designated firms in the case of programs sponsored by a group or association of employers or by a civic organization; or In a Department of Labor and Employment training center or other public training institution.
Labor Code of the Philippines, Presidential Decree No. 442, as amended. Reproduced in full from the official enactment and verified against the LawPhil and ChanRobles renderings.
What this article means
Any recognized scheme may be sponsored by a single employer, a group or association of employers, or a civic organization. The actual training may take place on the sponsoring employer’s premises, on the premises of one or more designated firms for group- or civic-sponsored programs, or in a Department of Labor or other public training institution.
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Related provisions
- Article 63 — Venue Of Apprenticeship Programs.
- Article 65 — Investigation Of Agreement Violations.
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