An apprenticeship is a program that trains you to become skilled in one particular trade or profession, whether it be hairstyling, plumbing, electrical work, etc. It typically combines classroom learning with hands-on work.
See here for information and details about local apprenticeships!
Learn about and search open apprenticeship job opportunities from employers across the country and directly apply with the employer of the apprenticeship program.
This interview explores how a student can use the MCIS website to learn about apprenticeships, find an apprenticeship by region or career, and how to prepare for one.
Twin Cities Area Apprenticeship Training Centers
An apprenticeship in the construction and building trades features modern, state-of-the-art training facilities; knowledgeable and experienced trainers; and a challenging and rewarding course of study.
The application process and requirements differ from trade to trade, so be sure to spend time at the training center webpage that interests you.
The ICATT Apprenticeship Program is a global program that combines company-specific knowledge and hands-on learning to train a competitive workforce.
Internships
Most internships are for college students and you will get great work experience doing any job in high school; however, there are some sites to help you find paid and unpaid internships.
See this list of Local Internships.
Search engines where you could look for internships:
Google Search Idealist Indeed