Apprenticeship Information
What Are Apprenticeships?
An apprenticeship is an industry-driven, paid position focused on developing skills. Apprentices get paid work experience, classroom instruction, and a portable, nationally-recognized credential. Employers can develop and prepare their future workforce.
Apprenticeship programs are for ambitious people of all ages. People who want to earn a salary while they learn, gaining real skills and knowledge.
The Apprenticeship program offers employers:
- the opportunity to strengthen and build their workforce
- highly skilled quality talent, tailored to meet their needs
How do Apprenticeship Programs Work?
Our Registered Apprenticeship Program Coordinator works with an employer to develop a registered apprenticeship position at their company. Our Program Coordinator also recruits qualified apprentices and matches them with the appropriate employer.
To see current open Apprenticeship positions, click the button below*.
View Open Apprenticeship Positions
*Apprenticeship opportunities are subject to employer need.
Apprenticeship Benefits to Employers
- Improve your strategy for hiring a skilled workforce
- Fill in your company's skills gap
- "Grow your own" talent to teach your company's way
- Increase employee loyalty and reduce turnover
- Diversify your workforce
- Reduce recruiting cost
Apprenticeship Benefits to Students
- Get paid to learn
- Structured on-the-job learning
- Employed with salary and benefits prior to starting the program
- College education paid for by employer
- College degree and industry credentials
- Graduate with no college debt
Non-Workforce Solutions Apprenticeships
BCTC also offers opportunities to get job training, earn a good income, and receive classroom instruction at the same time outside of Workforce Solutions. Learn more about apprenticeship opportunities outside of those partnered through Workforce Solutions.
