🧭Apprenticeships
Apprenticeship: A program that allows you to learn a specific skill while you work in a related field and earn money.
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In an apprenticeship, you can earn money while learning through a combination of hands-on, on-the-job training (OJT), and related academic classes. Apprenticeships are competitive and rigorous and are typically more demanding than internships.
In an apprenticeship, you can earn money while learning through a combination of hands-on, on-the-job training (OJT), and related academic classes. Apprenticeships are competitive and rigorous and are typically more demanding than internships.
💭What is an apprenticeship?
Apprenticeships are offered by employers (such as Boeing), trade unions (such as electricians or roofers) and independent programs. Programs typically last 2-5 years and are a good way to start a career in a well-paying field. Apprenticeship programs offer certifications, licenses, and/or college degrees.
💭What Job can I get as an apprentice?
Apprenticeships are available in a variety of industries, such as aerospace, advanced manufacturing, construction, energy and marine technology.
Examples of careers include Aircraft mechanic, Automotive mechanic, Bricklayer, Carpenter, Cement Mason, Electrician, Firefighter, Plumber Truck driver, Welder.
💭How much would I get paid?
Apprentices earn money while in the program; the pay increases as they progress. Upon graduation, they become “journey-level” workers.
💭Why should I choose an apprenticeship?
It will give you skills for your whole life. You'll be more likely to advance in your career than most others. Apprentices, who become journey-level workers, usually advance faster than other workers. And higher-paying jobs often come easier too.
💭How do I become an apprentice?
Make sure you meet the requirements.
Generally, these include:
✔️High school diploma
✔️Specified abilities (may require math)
✔️Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Find a program and apply. Each program has unique procedures for applying. To learn more about the process, talk to your high
a school counselor, college and career teacher or visit apprenticeship.lni.wa.gov
Local Apprenticeship Programs
Local Apprenticeship Programs
Building-Construction Trades: See the menu item JATC Apprenticeship Programs for training in many of the trades www.wabuildingtrades.org
Northwest WA Electrical Industry JATC: 306 Anderson Road, Mt. Vernon, WA 98273, (360) 428-5080 www.nwejatc.org
North Puget Sound Carpenters Apprenticeships: 1387 Pacific Dr, Burlington, WA 98233, WA 98273, 360-424-1532
Carpenters Training Site http://www.carpentertraining.org/
Dakota Creek Industries: Trades: Machinery Assembler, Marine Electrician, Production Welder, and Shipfitter/Fabricator
Please contact Carrie King, DCI Apprenticeship Training Coordinator. cking@dakotacreek.com 360.293.9575
Career Acceleration Program: Learn entry-level HVAC, & Metal Work Skills. 8 Week Paid Program Starts Starts June 27th, 2022. NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. Accepting Applications through April 29th, 2022!
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