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Apply for City apprenticeships
Learn on the job, get industry credentials, and prepare yourself for a career in a trade or technical field.
What to know
What type of work is it?
Get paid on-the-job training with a mentor in fields like:
- Automotive technology
- General construction
- Machinist
- Plumbing
When you finish, you get:
- Nationally recognized credentials related to your role
- Opportunity to earn a degree, get a more permanent job, and advance your skills
What to do
1. Browse positions
Check our open roles.
Don't see a position you are interested in? Get updates when roles open up.
Supporting information
Special cases
Benefits for veterans
Did you know that Veterans have the opportunity to "earn and learn" in a recognized apprenticeship, and may receive GI Bill Educational Benefits?
Eligible Veterans can use GI Bill Educational Benefits for training and/or education. Recognized apprenticeship programs allow Veterans to learn a trade through an apprenticeship, and use the GI Bill benefits to receive a tax-free monthly stipend. The Post-9/11 GI Bill provides a stipend that is the equivalent of the Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) of an E-5 with dependents (varies by employer location), and is paid in addition to the wages earned as an apprentice. Veterans continue to receive a stipend for every month of their apprenticeship. After six months of a Veteran’s apprenticeship, the stipend is gradually reduced – and is offset by progressive wage increases. In addition, many recognized apprenticeships have some classroom training, and apprentices can receive $83 per month for books and supplies.
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What to know
What type of work is it?
Get paid on-the-job training with a mentor in fields like:
- Automotive technology
- General construction
- Machinist
- Plumbing
When you finish, you get:
- Nationally recognized credentials related to your role
- Opportunity to earn a degree, get a more permanent job, and advance your skills
What to do
1. Browse positions
Check our open roles.
Don't see a position you are interested in? Get updates when roles open up.
Supporting information
Special cases
Benefits for veterans
Did you know that Veterans have the opportunity to "earn and learn" in a recognized apprenticeship, and may receive GI Bill Educational Benefits?
Eligible Veterans can use GI Bill Educational Benefits for training and/or education. Recognized apprenticeship programs allow Veterans to learn a trade through an apprenticeship, and use the GI Bill benefits to receive a tax-free monthly stipend. The Post-9/11 GI Bill provides a stipend that is the equivalent of the Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) of an E-5 with dependents (varies by employer location), and is paid in addition to the wages earned as an apprentice. Veterans continue to receive a stipend for every month of their apprenticeship. After six months of a Veteran’s apprenticeship, the stipend is gradually reduced – and is offset by progressive wage increases. In addition, many recognized apprenticeships have some classroom training, and apprentices can receive $83 per month for books and supplies.
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