Heather A. Stefan Email & Phone Number

Heather A. Stefan is a Assistant Director at Electrical Training at Electrical Training ALLIANCE. She possess expertise in leadership, development, team building, strategic partnerships, workforce development and 42 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "Heather is a true professional who has great motivation to get the job done right. Her energy is demonstrated each and everyday. Her excellent promotion & execution of the State Registered Apprenticeship program is a great example of her diligent work ethic and vision. If you want the job done right and timely, then look no further." and "I worked with Heather as a Business Services Supervisor for the Louisiana Workforce Commission. Her professionalism is remarkable and her character is outstanding! She is always eager to assist, extremely dedicated, and committed to the cause at hand! Heather does an outstanding job at being hands-on and assisting businesses and colleagues with any Apprenticeship needs. I highly recommend her to any business professional. She is a wonderful asset to the Louisiana Workforce Commission!"

Listed skills include Leadership, Development, Team Building, Strategic Partnerships, and 43 others.

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  Assistant Director

  Electrical Training Alliance

  Jan 2020 - Present - Maryland, United States

  Specializing in electrical apprenticeship trade education delivery for the IBEW-NECA Powering America partnership, with a dual focus on development of Orientation-level courses for our associated electrical apprenticeship programs and Interim Credentials, a web-based electrical curriculum for high schools, community based organizations and individuals. The Interim Credentials Program is designed for advanced placement into any of the 270+ IBEW/NECA Electrical Training Centers across the U.S. Once the student completes the mastery of the Interim Credentials Program, along with graduation from high school, they can present the completion certificate to any of these training centers for advanced placement directly into the 2nd academic year of the 5-year electrical apprenticeship.