College Apprenticeship Programs

Apprenticeships are full-time work-study training programs that allow students to simultaneously receive a journeyman license or certification for a trade while completing classroom instruction in theories related to the trade. Typically offered at a community college or technical school, apprenticeship programs rarely allow students to earn an Associate of Applied Science degree or certificate upon graduation.
  1. GateWay Community College

    • Established in 1968, GateWay Community College is a public two-year technical and community college in the southwestern metropolis of Phoenix, Arizona. Today, the college features certificate and associate degree programs in business, healthcare, liberal arts and a host of other areas of study. GateWay also offers more than a dozen apprenticeship programs for students interested in pursuing trades like roofing, HVAC and plumbing. Each of the programs takes from two to five years to complete and allows students to earn licensure or certification as well as credits towards an associate or certificate while working full-time in paid on-the-job training assignments.

      GateWay Community College

      108 North 40th St.

      Phoenix, AZ 85034

      602-286-8000

      gatewaycc.edu

    Renton Technical College

    • Renton Technical College is a public two-year college in metropolitan Seattle, Washington. Founded in 1942, today the technical college features a catalog of certificate, diploma and associate degree academic programs. Renton sponsors the academic component of several apprenticeship programs coordinated by other entities. Prospective Renton apprentices can choose among programs in carpentry, roofing and plastering, in addition to a few others. The college enrolls nearly 10 percent of all apprentices in the state and allows students to simultaneously pursue credits towards an associate degree while earning journeyman credentials.

      Renton Technical College

      3000 NE 4th St.

      Renton, WA 98056

      425-235-2352

      rtc.edu

    Waukesha County Technical College

    • Waukesha County Technical College is a public two-year college in the suburban Wisconsin communities of Waukesha and Pewaukee. Part of the Wisconsin Technical College System, the technical college offers certificate, diploma and associate degree programs in areas ranging from business and barber to education and engineering. Waukesha hosts apprenticeship programs in construction and industrial trades. Plumbing, industrial electrician and concrete finisher are among the apprenticeship options offered by the college. Prospective apprentices must coordinate paid work training programs with the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development. Related instruction is completed at the college.

      Waukesha County Technical College

      800 Main St.

      Pewaukee, WI 53072

      262-691-5566

      wctc.edu

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