• APPRENTICESHIP FOR JOB SEEKERS AND EMPLOYERS

    The Kansas Registered Apprenticeship Program balances a unique partnership between job seekers and employers throughout the state. The program incorporates classroom studies through on-the-job training supervised by a skilled employee.

  • APPRENTICESHIP FOR JOB SEEKERS AND EMPLOYERS

    The Kansas Registered Apprenticeship Program balances a unique partnership between job seekers and employers throughout the state. The program incorporates classroom studies through on-the-job training supervised by a skilled employee.

JOB SEEKER
EMPLOYER
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  • Combine practical experience with classroom studies in a hands-on experience.

    Take the next step with an alternate approach to traditional education.

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  • APPRENTICESHIPS IN KANSAS

    Thousands of employers across many industries, including construction and commercial trades to healthcare, offer apprenticeships for job seekers. The customizable program improves the skills and competencies of apprentices through on-the-job training, in turn leading to their higher productivity rate.

    If you own a business in Kansas, having an apprentice helps build a qualified workforce with the exact skills needed to fill your job openings and reduce employee turnover.

    The U.S. Department of Labor website offers a full list of apprenticeship occupations.

  • BE AN
    APPRENTICE

  • START A
    REGISTERED
    APPRENTICESHIP

  • FIND STUDENT
    OPPORTUNITIES

  • SUCCESS STORIES

    Take a look at previous success from the RA program.

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTICIPANT

I am very grateful to have been given the opportunity to participate in the Companies Registered Apprenticeship Program, over the past year I have gained a better knowledge of my job and I feel the program has enhanced my skills and helped me for career progression.

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP BUSINESS

The Sheet Metal Workers Local 29 Union has a long established Registered Apprenticeship program in the state of Kansas.  Year-after-year we partner with our area Apprenticeship Coordinator and the local Workforce Center to find good candidates, and to grow our program.  We currently have 41 active apprentices in the sheet metal program.  In 2017, we graduated 7 journey workers, and accepted 14 new apprentices into our program.

REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIP PARTICIPANT

I had a great experience in the apprentice program. I started at the beginning of my Crossland career as an apprentice and worked my way to become a mentor. As a mentor, I have the opportunity to share my knowledge I gained through the apprenticeship program with future carpenters. Learning in the field greatly benefits the program.