Discover a Career Path that Works for You
Registered Apprenticeship offers a hands-on and potentially debt-free path to a rewarding career. Whether you're a high school student, graduate, looking to switch careers, or aiming for career growth, Registered Apprenticeship provides real-world experience, industry-recognized credentials, and a steady paycheck while you learn valuable skills guided by a mentor.
Explore Apprenticeship OpportunitiesHow Registered Apprenticeship Works
Apprenticeship Programs combine paid on-the-job training with classroom instruction, helping apprentices develop the skills employers need.
Earn while you learn
Get paid from day one while building valuable experience.
Industry-recognized credentials
Gain transferable certifications that open doors to high-demand careers.
Hands-on training
Job security
As an apprentice, you are an employee earning while learning, and your employer wants you to stay long-term.
"The training I received as an apprentice gave me the confidence and skills to excel in my field."
Maria T.
•HVAC Technician
"Through my apprenticeship, I gained hands-on experience and secured a stable career without student debt."
Alex R.
•Electrical Apprentice
It is so neat to take what I learn in the classroom and put it into immediate practice at my clinic. This way of learning is especially beneficial to me as it helps solidify the concepts taught in class and makes the things I learn easier to remember.
Courtney E.
•Medical Assistant
Apprenticeships Support Career Development
More than 1,200 occupations already have apprenticeship pathways, including healthcare, IT, education, accounting, hospitality, clean energy, and the skilled trades. View approved US DOL occupations.
Registered Apprenticeship is a proven way to transfer the knowledge and skills from experienced workers to new workers. This training model works for transitioning military, incumbent workers, those looking to re-enter the workforce, and individuals looking to change careers.
Find Your Fit
Not sure where to start? Explore apprenticeship occupations and find the right path for you. Once you’ve researched your options, contact the employers directly to learn how to apply for their programs.