On 29 April 2026, the US Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration launched a dedicated web resource at apprenticeship.gov focused on AI skills and literacy within Registered Apprenticeship programmes. The site provides guidance for apprenticeship sponsors, employers, and apprentices on how to integrate AI skill competencies into existing apprenticeship frameworks, alongside case studies, toolkits, and links to the DoL’s February 2026 AI Literacy Framework.
The resource hub is part of the broader DoL strategy announced throughout early 2026 — encompassing the AI Literacy Framework (February), the $243 million Apprenticeship AI Skills Initiative (April 1), and now the accompanying online infrastructure — to build AI competency pathways accessible to workers through non-degree, employer-linked training routes. All materials on the site are publicly available and free of charge.
This resource reinforces dimension 13 (free/publicly funded AI literacy resources for the general population) and confirms that the DoL’s February framework is being operationalised through funded programmes and public digital tools, not merely as advisory guidance. It does not change any workforce mandate dimensions, as participation remains voluntary for employers.