Apprenticeship Programs
Apprenticeship programs provide pathways to well-paying careers. These programs combine classwork with paid, on-the-job training. Students earn while they learn. A solid foundation in math and English is necessary for high school students. For further information, visit the Occupational Handbook:
Many Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) apprenticeships offer Nevada college credits during training. In many cases, these college credits are paid for by the apprenticeship programs.
Partnership Programs
The Western Apprenticeship Coordinators Association sponsors a number of apprenticeship programs, as listed below, through its member organizations.
UNION
- Bricklayers & Tile Setters, JATC
- Carpenters, JATC
- Electrical, JATC
- Iron Workers Local 416
- Laborers, JATC
- Operating Engineers, JATC
- Painters & Allied Trades, JATC
Southern: (702) 438-2611 Northern: (775) 323-0567
- Plasters/Cement Masons, JATC
- Plumbers & Pipefitters, JATC
- Roofers and Waterproofers
- Sheet Metal Workers, JATC
- Stationary Engineers, JATC
- Teamsters, JATC
NON-UNION
- Assoc. of Builders/Contractors
- TEACH-Early Childhood Nevada
