A searchable list of apprenticeship programs located throughout the state at various colleges and workforce training centers. There are 100 sponsors throughout the state. Additional program information is located on the CareerOneStop website's apprenticeship page: http://www.careeronestop.org/EducationTraining/Find/ApprenticeshipOffices.aspx

Training programs in facilities maintenance.

Assessment of current foreman, supervisory, journey-level, and entry-level skills with the intent to identify competency and assess for continued education in conjunction with National Center for Construction Education and Research curricula.

A list of merit shop crafts and contact information for apprenticeship programs through the foundation.

Provides an overview of career training and apprenticeship programs with additional links to apprenticeship procedures, the local union directory and the International Masonry Institute.

A multi-year program that incorporates core academic subjects with information about construction careers and trade classes.

Construction-related classroom training and hands-on experience.

Introduces high school students to career opportunities in the architecture, construction and engineering industries. Students meet weekly with mentors, desigining projects, touring construction sites and completing hands-on solutions to real world challenges. Team projects involve the design of a new or remodeled structure that can be sited on the teams own high school campus. This program also sponsors scholarships for active student participants.

Training programs in facilities maintenance.

Training programs in painting, carpentry and electrical.