Apprenticeships

If you're serious about jump-starting your career, becoming an apprentice can reward you in many ways.
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Apprenticeships combine coursework with paid, on-the-job training at one company over one to four years. Central Piedmont is the educational partner of many apprenticeship programs. Occupations range from healthcare to manufacturing.

There are three components to a registered apprenticeship: on-the-job training, a progressive wage scale, and education. Workplace Learning can help connect you. Also, in some cases, you can get your Central Piedmont tuition and fees covered.

Additional Information

1. High School Students

If you are interested in apprenticeship opportunities, Central Piedmont has six company partners that recruit junior and senior high school students each fall. For more information, visit Apprenticeship2000.

2. Not Enrolled in Central Piedmont or in High School

If you are seeking: 

3. Currently Enrolled in Central Piedmont

Interested in receiving information about apprenticeship opportunities?

What to know:

  • Most employers are seeking students with a minimum GPA of 2.5 or higher and placed into to college math and English.
  • Occupations can vary from a wide variety of industries.
  • As apprenticeships become available, we will email you the opportunity to apply. Check your Central Piedmont email account regularly.