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Apprenticeships for America is pleased to open registration for the 2025 AFA Summit.
The convening will be held February 5-6, 2025, at the Kellogg Conference Hotel on the campus of Gallaudet University in Washington, DC. Our second annual summit will offer even more opportunities for you to learn, share and network.
The two days will feature five plenary sessions, 20 breakout sessions, a reception and tech expo. We will also host pre-conference sessions and an informal reception on Feb 4th.
You can expect to see breakout sessions that address timely issues in practice, policy and research including:
The session list is currently being finalized, with titles, descriptions and speakers to be shared in the coming weeks.
In addition to the breakout session, the summit will include plenary sessions with policy and industry leaders and networking opportunities.
Spaces are limited, so sign up today.
Become an AFA member to receive a discounted registration rate for the AFA Summit. Membership also supports our advocacy for stronger apprenticeship policies and broadens our reach in sharing best practices.
Right now, membership is free with a quick form. After February 7, 2025, an annual fee of $125 will apply, so register before then to secure your free membership.
The AFA Summit will still take place at the Kellogg Conference Hotel on February 5th and 6th. A hidden gem close to the bustle and energy of Washington, DC, yet tucked away in a tranquil setting, Kellogg Conference Hotel is located on the beautiful 99-acre campus of historic Gallaudet University, founded in 1864 for the deaf and hard of hearing.
The Kellogg Conference Hotel is sold out for the nights of February 4th and 5th! We have compiled a list of nearby hotels with varying availability and rate for you.
Please note: There are also many other accommodations along the Metro’s red line which you would take you to the nearby NoMa Gallaudet Red Line station.
The United States is in the early stages of its apprenticeship journey compared to countries with mature systems. By learning from international examples, the U.S. can unlock the full potential of apprenticeships to strengthen its workforce and economy.
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