Apprenticeship Elective Courses

Introduction to Registered Apprenticeship prepares the student for working effectively with mentors and introduces the student to strategies they can employ to obtain the greatest learning benefit from the apprenticeship program. Students practice translating academic theories and principles to action to enable them to develop career skills and abilities through carefully planned and supervised programs.

Registered Apprenticeship I builds upon the knowledge and skills learned in Intro to Registered Apprenticeship. Students learned the interrelationship between theoretical knowledge and workplace skills and will build proficiency in their occupational skills as well as begin to utilize the process of self‐evaluation.

Registered Apprenticeship II builds upon the knowledge and skills learned in Registered Apprenticeship I. Students learned the interrelationship between theoretical knowledge and workplace skills and will build proficiency in their occupational skills as well as begin to utilize the process of self‐evaluation.

Registered Apprenticeship III is the culmination of the student’s integration of theoretical knowledge and interpretation with carefully mentored workplace experiences. Students will continue to develop proficiency in their occupational skills with reduced mentoring and be able to analyze and report areas of improvement to better meet business needs.