Washington State Apprenticeship Programs
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
Formalized, industry-driven career training in fields including health care, manufacturing, food preparation, public safety, and construction. Apprenticeships provide on-the-job training, wages, classroom studies, and opportunity to earn college credit.
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Pre-Apprentice Lineworker
Seattle City Light
A paid, six-month training position designed to help employees learn the skills needed to become apprentice lineworkers. Instruction includes crew assistance, equipment preparation, physical workouts including climbing wooden poles, and CDL training to obtain a Class A CDL.
Tacoma Water Apprenticeship Training Program
City of Tacoma
Apprenticeship program through the City of Tacoma offering on-the-job training in skilled trades with wages and classroom instruction.
Registered Apprenticeship Programs
Washington Department of Labor & Industries (L&I)
Paid on-the-job training combined with classroom instruction across multiple trades and industries including construction, high tech, aerospace, advanced manufacturing, and healthcare.