Apprenticeship Program

"Apprenticeship works for everyone" 

Learn the aspects of a highly skilled occupation through on-the-job training and related instruction. Benefits include paid employment during training, excellent wages and benefits, life-long learning and advancement opportunities in a variety of trade careers.

• Getting started flyer *(.pdf)
  *(note: these forms require Adobe Acrobat Reader to view)

Getting Started In Apprenticeship...

• Contact trade coordinator for trade of interest.
  • Carpenters
  • HVAC Technicians/Installers
  • Inside Electricians
  • Limited Energy Technicians
  • Limited Maintenance Electricians
  • Manufacturing Plant Electricians
  • Millwrights
  • Plumbers
  • Sheet Metal Workers
     
• Compile portfolio documentation required for program entry:     
• High school diploma (2.0 GPA) or GED (GED score of 255/2300)
• Valid driver's license
• College degree
• Public service (Peace Corps, Vista, National Guard, Reserves)
• Military service (Active duty, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard)
• Educational background (high school or college level): Algebra I & II, Industrial Arts classes
• Prior experience
   
• Acquire advanced placement by completion of a variety of college courses such as:
  • Trade Skills Fundamentals, Residential Wiring, Construction Technology classes, Electrical Theory, Electronics, Blueprint Reading, Geometry, Trigonometry, Drafting/CAD, Welding, CPR/First Aid, Computer classes
  • Note: Confirm points status with trade coordinator

NEW APPRENTICESHIP PREP CLASSES AT LANE!
Preview the NEW Course Offerings for more information.