Apprenticeships
Quick Facts
The starting wage is the average based on various trades.
Each apprenticeship includes health, time off, and retirement benefits.
Women and minorities are highly encouraged to apply!
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An Online Apprenticeship One-Stop Resource
Powered by our partners at the Spokane Workforce Council, Apprenticeship Spokane is the resource for everything apprenticeship in Spokane County.
- Career seekers ages 16+ can begin exploring apprenticeship programs across diverse industries including construction, manufacturing, health care, and information technology (IT).
- Employers can embark on developing their business as a registered apprenticeship with direct access to the resources that help get the process started.
Skilled Trades Preparation
Interested in a construction career but need to develop the basic fundamentals for an apprenticeship?
Skilled Trades Preparation (STP) is an 11-week course offered at Spokane Community College Apprenticeship and Journeyman Training Center that will help develop skills to enhance your construction apprenticeship application.
Training includes:
- Applied math
- Construction basics
- Financial literacy
- First aid
- Flagging
- OSHA 10 construction safety
- Scaffolding introduction
- Understanding apprenticeship
Contact our career coaches for assistance with STP enrollment.
Local Apprenticeship Programs
Click each link below to learn about trade-specific apprenticeship programs and how to navigate their application process.
Associated General Contractors (AGC), Inland Northwest - Carpenters, Equipment Operators, Laborers
- (509) 534-0502
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Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee (AJAC) -
Machining and Industrial Maintenance
- (509) 944-5453
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Boilermakers
- (509) 489-1891
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Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers
- (509) 327-2774
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Cement Masons, Plasterers
- (509) 326-0575
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Construction Craft Laborers
- (509) 467-5239
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Construction Industry Training Council (CITC)
- (509) 919-2029
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Electricians
- (509) 534-0922
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Elevator Mechanic, Vertical Options
- (509) 951-6416
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Heat and Frost Insulators
- (509) 315-9864
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Heavy Equipment Operators
- (509) 235-9393
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Ironworkers
- (509) 922-3577
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National Elevator Industry Educational Program
- (509) 638-3461
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Northwest Heating, Ventilation, & Air Conditioning / Refrigeration (HVAC/R) *This is a 9-month unpaid training program.
- (509) 747-8810
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Painters, Drywall, Glaziers
- (509) 396-3244
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Plumbers, Pipefitters, Steamfitters
- (509) 624-5258
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Roofers
- (509) 327-2322
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Sheet Metal
- (509) 928-5009
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Utility Construction - Line Workers, Gas Workers
- (509) 533-7178
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