Terry Webb’s career began as an apprentice. After attending college and deciding he wanted to run his own business, Terry was encouraged by a mentor to learn the glazier’s (commercial glass & architectural metal installer) trade from the field installation perspective so he could better understand the craft. He heeded that advice and rode his Read More »
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Markus Mitchell, a 23 year-old South Philadelphia native, holds the title of the first Information Technology (IT) Generalist Apprentice with JEVS Human Services (JEVS). Markus currently serves as a Help Desk Analyst with Orleans Technical College, a program of JEVS in Northeast Philadelphia. In this role, Markus is responsible for upgrading computer systems and providing Read More »
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