Registered Apprenticeship lets you get paid to gain real skills in high-demand fields. Programs exist in more than 7,200 occupations, including construction, education, energy, healthcare, IT, manufacturing, mobility and more.
Registered Apprenticeship is an “earn-and-learn” model that provides technical classroom instruction to complement hands-on work experience where you get to put your knowledge into action.
A mentor will guide you as you learn, with progressive wage increases as your skills increase throughout the program.
Upon completion, you will attain a nationally recognized credential as proof of your completion of a Registered Apprenticeship Program — and your subject matter expertise in your occupation.
Veterans, National Guard members, and Reservists may qualify for additional support.
Because many Registered Apprenticeships are approved for GI Bill® benefits, you may be eligible for housing allowances, tuition assistance, and help with books and supplies — in addition to your apprenticeship wages.
Find information about employers, labor trades and training providers approved for veteran educational benefits through the GI Bill by visiting the Michigan State Approving Agency.
Registered Apprenticeship Programs are great opportunities to earn and learn, so securing one can require hard work. To make yourself a competitive applicant, consider:
