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General:Students are taught basic components, design, applied
electricity, motors, reading wiring diagrams, air duct layout and
design, layout, design, and manufacturing of sheet metal,

Plumbing Apprentices provide assistance to full-fledged Plumbers while improving their skills. Common duties listed include cutting and assembling pipes, cleaning water supply and disposal syste…

General:this program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and techniques necessary in modern construction. students will learn the necessary trade procedures in their regular order…

Our apprenticeship program is a five year earn while you learn program.
Apprentices receive over 200 hours per year of classroom instruction. In addition to classroom training, apprentices ar…

This four-year USDOL-BAT approved program provides a combination of
classroom instruction and on the job training. No experience necessary,
students earn pay while they learn the trade. St…

This program is designed to prepare individuals for job ready employment as an entry-level Plumbing apprentice. Further employment and study in the Plumbing career field may possibly lead to a l…

General:students in this program will learn the techniques of gas and arc welding and cutting, how to work with aluminum, casts, iron, bronze, nickel, stainless steel, and other metals.
diffe…

Five year program attending school two nights a week, assign apprentices to signatory contractors where they work and gain on the job training.
By the fifth year they have the 8,000 hours …

Occupations included in the program:
a. Firer, Kiln (Pottery and Porcelain) – Three year apprenticeship program
b. Industrial Maintenance Repairer – Four year apprenticeship program
c. …

Bricklaying is the oldest and most highly respected of the construction trades. A bricklayer is a skilled craftperson, who using their talents and training is able to properly position masonry u…