Is the AJATC responsible for class-related expenses like hotels?

The AJATC, or the Associated Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee, typically does not assume responsibility for covering class-related expenses such as hotels for apprentices. This policy is grounded in the understanding that apprentices are often responsible for their own living arrangements and associated costs while attending classes. The expenses related to lodging are generally viewed as personal financial responsibilities rather than costs borne by the training committee.

In vocational training and apprenticeship programs, it is common for organizations to provide instruction and support for training but to place the onus of certain logistical costs on the individuals participating in the program. Thus, the idea that the AJATC would not pay for hotels aligns with widespread practices in apprenticeship and training contexts.