Apprenticeship resources are provided by many different organizations. Here are some to get you started.

Terminology

It’s easier to research a potential career if you understand common words and phrases used within the industry. Here are words and definitions connected to apprenticeship. 

• Common terms
• Official definitions

High school students and influencers

• Watch this apprenticeship video prepared for Washington high school students.
• Success in the new economy – video challenging the "college for all" philosophy and showing why alternatives, like apprenticeship, might have a leg up.
• The Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee shows high school students how to get a running start on careers in aerospace.
• Download this free guide for parents to understand the ins and outs of apprenticeship.

General information

• Check out the U.S. Department of Labor blog to see regular discussions on apprenticeship.
• Visit the Washington Department of Labor and Industries for information on Registered Apprenticeship.
• Explore interactive dashboards from the Construction Center of Excellence for job forecasts, position descriptions and videos on the industry.
• Read South Seattle College's brochure on apprenticeship.

Changed lives...

These people have found fulfilling and sustainable careers using Registered Apprenticeship

"I had issues in high school with traditional classroom structure and sitting in a desk all day. I couldn’t stay focused. The hands-on aspect of apprenticeship is something that really caters to the way I learn and like to do things in life." - Natalie

"Apprenticeship prepares you for successful a career. You get the hands-on skills and training you need and get paid while learning it. There’s no better opportunity." - Krishna Richardson Daniels

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