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What are Apprenticeships?
Apprenticeships are full-time employment opportunities with paid, on-the-job training. They can be registered (formal, multi-year, government approved) or unregistered (employer sponsored, with a range of the amount and type of training offered). It is important to explore both options to make informed career decisions. There are many quality unregistered apprenticeships, though sometimes they are more similar to paid, work-based learning.
Registered Apprenticeships are multi-year, Federal and State approved full-time employment training program, with paid on-the-job training alongside a skilled mentor, and substantial classroom instruction. Guaranteed wages that increase over time. A nationally recognized credential is awarded at completion of program. Prepares apprentice for a successful career in their chosen field. High school diploma or GED required.
What are Internships?
Internships are short-term (weeks to months), work-based learning experiences, lasting weeks or months. Most often offered to current high school or college students. There is no formal expectation of full-time employment after completion of an internship program, but job offer opportunities are common. Co-op internships are longer in duration (months, years, multiple semesters) and often involve alternating between school and work. Co-op internships often lead to full-time employment offers.
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Registered Apprenticeship
An Apprenticeship is job that pays you while you learn a trade or career skills. Only apprenticeships that are evaluated and approved by a state or federal Department of Labor can be called a Registered Apprenticeship. Registered Apprenticeships last anywhere from 1 to 6 years. They provide paid on-the-job training combined with related classroom instruction. Registered Apprenticeships offer career paths with advancement potential. Some apprenticeships earn college credit at the same time.
Pre-Apprenticeship
A Pre-Apprenticeship is a program that prepares an individual to succeed in a registered apprenticeship. These programs have a partnership with an apprenticeship employer. A pre-apprenticeship provides the necessary foundation skills in math, English, and work readiness, basic job training, and exposure to the industry. They are sometimes paid, but rarely charge tuition or fees.
Youth Apprenticeship
Youth Apprentices split time between school and paid career training. Youth Apprenticeships, sometimes called High School Apprenticeships, are designed for 16 to 24 year-old students, currently enrolled in secondary education or pursuing a high school equivalency. Youth apprenticeships combine technical classroom instruction with work experience. They provide the foundation to choose multiple career pathways: enroll in college, begin employment, or a combination.