Apprenticeship Programs

Good Jobs Hawaii

Description: Good Jobs Hawaii is a partnership among the University of Hawaii Community Colleges, employers and organizations that provide free job training for people in 

Eligibility: Varies by program. 

Program informationClick HERE to see the list of programs in health care, technology, skilled trades, clean energy, creative industries, hospitality, education and law & public safety.

Hawaii is Hiring

Description: Search through over 50 apprenticeship programs to find opportunities for on-the-job training and certifications that lead to higher paying careers. From nursing assistants and business analysts to the construction trades and restaurant managers to the City and County apprenticeship program, there is something for everyone.

Eligibility: Varies by program. 

Program information:  Click HERE to see the complete list of apprenticeship programs with links to the organizations' websites and application information.

Hawaii Carpenters Summer Apprenticeship Program

Description: Learn what it takes to be successful in the trades by participating in this summer internship program.

Eligibility: Min. 16 years of age, enrolled at a Career Connections-participating high school, and completed OR currently completing Skills Level 2 (BC@ or RCC1 equivalent). 

Program information:  Click HERE to see the complete list of apprenticeship programs with links to the organizations' websites and application information.

Deadline: March 15, 2024

Hawaii Electricians Apprenticeship Program

Description: Learn what it takes to be successful in the trades by participating in this summer internship program.

Eligibility: Min. 16 years of age, enrolled at a Career Connections-participating high school, and completed OR currently completing Skills Level 2 (BC@ or RCC1 equivalent). 

Program information:  Click HERE for more information about entering the apprenticeship program.

Keiki O Ka Aina (KOKA) Apprenticeship Program

Description: Pursue a career as a qualified pre-school teacher by working in an infant-toddler center to gain experience and enroll in Honolulu Community College's Early Childhood Education program to earn your associate's degree. 

Eligibility: Graduating seniors, 17 years old or older, with a high school diploma or GED, able to lift a min. 40 lbs., and have a passion for working with young children.

Program information:  Click HERE for program brochure and contact information.

Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard   Apprenticeship Program


Application: Log onto www.usajobs.com NOW and create your profile. 

For more information: Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard Apprenticeship Program 

Application period: Feb. 1-14, 2024 for the 2025 apprenticeship class