Apprenticeship Programs

Everett Community College partners with local unions to offer these apprenticeships:

	Carpenter Career Pathway - Carpenter Apprenticeship Web PDF
	Construction Electrician Career Pathway - Construction Electrician Apprenticeship Web PDF
	Snohomish Co PUD (Lineworker) Career Pathway - Snohomish Co. PUD Lineman Apprenticeship Web PDF Snohomish Co PUD (Systems Dispatch) Career Pathway - Snohomish Co. PUD System Dispatch Apprenticeship Web PDF
	Plumbers and Pipefitters Career Pathway - Plumbers and Pipefitters Apprenticeship Web PDF
	Machinist Career Pathway - Machining - Aircraft Oriented Apprenticeship Web PDF
	Aircraft Mechanic Airframe Career Pathway - Aircraft Mechanic Airframe Apprenticeship Web PDF

How to Apply

Applications are accepted by the Union Training Committee for each profession. To find out more, follow this link to the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries website. 

Online Resources for Apprenticeship Training

Get up to date information about apprenticeships directly from the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries website. Here you will find answers to your questions regarding how to become an apprentice as well as other comprehensive information related to Apprenticeship Programs available in Washington State.

• Washington State Department of Labor and Industries Apprenticeship Homepage 
• Apprenticeship Registration and Tracking System (ARTS) 
• Obtain a report of apprenticeship programs in a specific county in Washington State 
• Apprenticeship Programs by Occupation lookup page 
• How to Become an Apprentice 

Outcomes

Collegewide, students work to achieve the Everett Community College Core Learning Outcomes.

All Workforce Training Programs prepare students to be job ready: technically competent, ethically grounded, and skilled in collaboration and workplace norms.

Students in Apprenticeship Programs work toward these Program Outcomes.