Requires the following to employ a coordinator to do outreach and assist in establishing registered apprenticeship programs where they do not exist in state government, public education, and the health care industry: (1) The department of labor and industries, through the supervisor of apprenticeship;

(2) The office of financial management;

(3) The office of the superintendent of public instruction; and

(4) The department of health.

Includes "hours of work and instruction as a registered apprentice" in the definition of "prior learning," for purposes of academic credit.