Registered Apprenticeship

What is Registered Apprenticeship?

Registered Apprenticeship is a nation-wide training system that produces high skilled workers to meet the demands of a skilled American workforce. It is a unique, flexible system that combines job-related technical instruction with structured on-the-job learning experiences. Registered Apprenticeship benefits employers, apprentices, and the nation.

Central Georgia Technical College is committed to supporting the on-the-job curriculum through technical instruction.
Apprenticeships are employer-designed and structured for on-the-job learning (OJL). Technical instructors compliment and parallel OJL by working with employers to craft a customized curriculum.

Apprenticeships can be found in industries such as:

• Construction & Manufacturing
• Information Technology & Networking
• Healthcare
• Service & Retail Industries
• Military
• Public Sector & Public Utilities

Employer Benefits:

• Skilled workers trained to industry specifications to produce quality results
• Reduced turnover
• Pipeline for new skilled workers

Apprentice Benefits:

• Jobs that typically pay higher wages
• Higher quality of life and skills versatility
• Opportunity for college credit and future degrees

National Benefits:

• Highly skilled workforce
• Increased competitive edge in global competition
• System that contributes to and sustains economic growth