APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
Registered Apprenticeships are unique long-term training programs that combines On-the-Job Learning with Related Training Instruction, which allow job seekers to learn specialized skills for various trades and occupations. In Hawai‘i, there are over 100 registered apprenticeship programs available that represent a wide variety of occupations. After completing training, an apprentice becomes a journeyworker and can earn a higher salary as well as pursue career goals as a foreman, supervisor, contractor, or even set up their own business.
Benefits of Apprenticeships
Learn from highly-trained skilled trades workers
Reduce risk of injury while on the job through proper training
Receive “Certification of Completion” after satisfactory completion of the program
Periodic pay increases
Upon completion of apprenticeship program and become a journeyworker, receive substantially higher wages
Apprentices/Journeyworkers that join respective unions receive healthcare as well as retirement and other benefits
How do I join an Apprenticeship?
With the sheer number of apprenticeship programs available in Hawai‘i, there are no set standards for all apprenticeships. However, most programs have the following minimum requirements:
Be at least 16 years of age
Be a High School graduate or have GED
Pass an industry test for occupation
Be physically fit for occupation
DEADLINES????
State of Hawaii Workforce Development Division
Apprenticeship Skills Training
Hawaii Electricians Training Fund Electrician Wire person Apprenticeship Program
Hawaii Laborers' Apprenticeship & Training
Hawaii Masons & Plasterers Training
Plumbers and Pipefitters UA - Local 675
Roofers Union Local 221 Joint Apprenticeship Training Program
Sheet of Hawaii Department of Labor and Industrial Relations