"Apprenticeship works for everyone" 

Learn the aspects of a highly skilled occupation through on-the-job training and related instruction.

Benefits include paid employment during training, excellent wages and benefits, life-long learning and advancement opportunities in a variety of trade careers.

Getting started flyer *(.pdf)
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Getting Started In Apprenticeship

Contact trade coordinator for trade of interest:

• Airframe & Power Plant Mechanics
• Boiler Operators
• Electric Motor Winder
• HVAC Technicians/Installers
• Inside Electricians
• Limited Maintenance Electricians
• Manufacturing Plant Electricians
• Millwrights
• Sheet Metal Workers
• Sign Electrician

Documentation that may be required for program entry:

• High school diploma or GED
• Valid driver's license
• Educational background (high school or college level): Algebra I & II, Industrial Arts classes

See specific apprenticeship programs for further information or contact Cathy Pierson, apprenticeship coordinator for more information.