Why Apprenticeships?

Apprenticeships are a proven solution for recruiting, training, and retaining world-class talent in an increasingly competitive market.

Recruit & Develop a Highly-Skilled Workforce

Improve Productivity & Profitability for the Company

Standardized Training Providing Workers with the same National, Industry-Endorsed Training

Diversify the Workforce

Our Programs

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  • Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship
  • Selective, cohort-based model
  • 5 Semester Program
  • Student attends school 2 days per week & Works with sponsoring business 24+ hours per week
  • Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship
  • Industrial Systems | Machine Shop | Welding | Electrical | Design Engineering
  • Non-cohorted
  • Competency-based
  • Registered HVAC apprenticeship
  • Non-cohorted
  • Competency-based model
  • Utilize apprentices to meet industry demand during peak season
  • Automotive Services Apprenticeship
  • ASE certified instruction
  • Non-cohorted
  • Flexible scheduling
  • Competency-based

NWSCC Apprenticeships are designed to

  • Attract new and more diverse talent pools
  • Close gaps in workers’ skills and credentials
  • Help companies invest in talent that can keep pace with the latest industry advances
  • Implement workforce training modules that effectively develop and “upskill” talent

Manufacturing Day

Manufacturing Day is an annual community event held every October that introduces prospective students to the exciting opportunities available through Career and Technical Education (CTE). Since its launch in 2021, Manufacturing Day has welcomed more than 1,500 students and partnered with over 40 industry leaders, creating meaningful connections between education and the region’s workforce.
The event provides students with the opportunity to explore high-demand career pathways in advanced manufacturing and related technical fields while learning about the education, skills, and training needed for success. Through interactive exhibits, hands-on demonstrations, campus tours, and conversations with faculty, current students and employers, attendees gain firsthand insight into today’s modern manufacturing environment.
Industrial Systems Tent at Manufacturing Day
Student using CDL Simulator
Related Technical Instruction + On-the-Job Training + Highly-Skilled Talent Pipeline

For more information on apprenticeships and work-based learning, please contact:

 
Workforce Development Training, and Apprenticeships
workforce@nwscc.edu
256-331-5220