The growing demand for trades jobs has opened new windows of opportunity. Apprenticeships provide expert, reputable training for young individuals looking for a career in construction.
Carpenters: Carpenters measure, saw, level, and nail wood and other building materials. But they do more than that. They also install
tile and insulation, acoustical ceilings, cabinets, and siding. Their skills are employed on a wide range of construction projects, from homes to skyscrapers,
tunnels to bridges, and highways to monuments.
Millwrights: A millwright is a skilled craftsman in the industrial construction industry. Their expertise is in the art of moving, installing, aligning, and leveling
machinery and conveyor systems, in a safe, efficient, and precise manner.
Length of Program
Four-year apprenticeship, classes one day every two weeks.
Requirements
Carpenters
Possess high school diploma or GED
Basic mathematics proficiency test
Pass drug test
Millwrights
Possess high school diploma or GED
Hold a valid driver's license
Contact Information
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