Skilled Trades & Apprenticeships
Show Students How They Can Earn, Learn, and Build a Career.
Apprenticeships are a unique path where students are paid to learn high-demand skills. Start building a future with hands-on experience and a direct route to professional credentials.
Skilled Trades May Include
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APPRENTICE
JOURNEY-LEVEL PROFESSIONAL
FOREMAN / SUPERVISOR
CONTRACTOR / BUSINESS OWNER
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Welding
- HVAC
- Carpentry
- Pipefitting
- Millwright
- Masonry
- Ironwork
- Sheet Metal
- Heavy Equipment
- Industrial Maintenance
- Linework
- Construction
Apprenticeship Information Students Need
Pay During Training
Registration Process
Wages & Benefits
Do students get paid while in training?
How do students register for a program?
What are the starting wages and expected benefits?
Program Length
How long does the apprenticeship typically last?
Classroom Instruction
Is there a required classroom component?
Professional Credentials
What credentials do students earn upon completion?
Age Requirements
What is the minimum age to enter the program?
Testing Requirements
Are there entry tests or assessments required?
Required Documentation
What documents must be provided with the application?
Application Timing
When is the best time for students to apply?
Post-Completion Path
What happens after the apprenticeship is finished?
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Skilled Trades May Include
Electrical, plumbing, welding, HVAC, carpentry, pipefitting, millwright, masonry, ironwork, sheet metal, heavy equipment, industrial maintenance, linework, and construction.