Apprenticeships

Are you interested in creating/developing a higher-skilled and more productive workforce? The Marshall University Advanced Manufacturing Center’s Apprenticeship Works partnership is a nationally recognized apprenticeship program that works with manufacturers to develop registered apprenticeship programs.

Through an apprenticeship program, employees learn your particular way of doing things, at your facility.

Apprenticeship Works offers a full range of services including:

  • Consultation on developing a customized apprenticeship program
  • Extensive outlines for on-the-job training
  • Training materials and a tracking system, offered entirely online
  • National sponsorship, which reduces your administrative workload

Apprenticeship Works will connect you to local resources to support your program and provide guidance to company administrators, mentors and the apprentices themselves. Apprenticeship Works provides affordable training solutions for manufacturers of all sizes.

Watch this video to learn more about our program.

Contact Carol Howerton, Director of Workforce Development programs at MAMC, at .

Below is a list of some of our most in-demand apprenticeships:

  • 3D Printing Technician
  • CNC Operator/Programmer
  • Composites Technician
  • Electrician, Maintenance
  • Electromechanical Technician
  • Engineering Assistant
  • Industrial Maintenance Mechanic
  • Industrial Manufacturing Technician
  • Machine Operator
  • Precision Machinist
  • Press Operator
  • Quality Control Technician
  • Robotics Technician
  • Tool and Die Maker
  • Welding Technician

 

Pre-apprenticeship Programs

Diversify and grow the manufacturing workforce through pre-apprenticeship programs.

Click here to learn more.

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Benefits of Apprenticeships

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Contact us about Apprenticeship Works

The total cost of Apprenticeship Works is $7,103,847. The $7,103,847 is funded through a U.S. Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration grant.