Apprenticeship programs offer a valuable pathway for individuals to gain hands-on experience and practical skills in a trade while earning a wage. Apprenticeships help individuals enter the workforce quickly, avoiding extensive student loans and can lead to rewarding careers by providing skill development and professional growth.
These programs combine on-the-job training with classroom instruction, providing a comprehensive learning track under seasoned mentors.
- Lasting 1 to 6 years, GRCC enables apprenticeships in industries like construction, healthcare, IT and manufacturing.
- Participants earn industry-recognized credentials and often receive college credit.
- At GRCC, students must already work with an apprenticeship company or have a company sponsor, as GRCC does not place students.
Learn more
For information about the Electrical Apprenticeship Program contact Scott Mattson.
For information about the Medical Assistant Apprenticeship Program contact Jessica Pierce.
For information about any other apprenticeship program or to develop a new apprenticeship program, contact John Doneth.
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