APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS
Apprenticeship is a training method that combines paid full-time work experience with classroom related instruction and is a joint effort between SJRCC and an industry sponsor. Apprentices also attend class in the evening, depending upon the program. Program length varies from three to four years
Apprenticeship program tuition is FREE, and apprentices get paid for their work during the cooperative portion of the program! Students only need to purchase books and supplies.
DID YOU KNOW? Apprentices who attain a vocational certificate in a registered apprenticeship program are eligible to receive college credit toward an Associate in Science degree in Industrial Management Technology at St. Johns River Community College.
APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAMS (Vocational Certificates)
Carpentry
Industry Sponsor: Northeast Florida Builders Association Average Entry Level Wages: $10.29
After apprenticeship with experience: $14.94
Electrical
Industry Sponsor: Northeast Florida Builders Association Average Entry Level Wages: $12.00
After apprenticeship with experience: $16.63
Fire Sprinkler System Installation
Industry Sponsor: Florida Association of Sprinkler Trainers Average Entry Level Wages: $11.88
After apprenticeship with experience: $16.49
Brick and Block Masonry
Industry Sponsor: Northeast Chapter Masonry Average Entry Level Wages: $11.68
After apprenticeship with experience: $16.42
For more information, call (904) 276-6788
or see the College Catalog.
Admission
Admission requirements vary in each program. Individuals desiring to enroll in an apprenticeship program should contact the program director at (904) 276-6788.
All students entering programs will be tested for basic reading, mathematics and language skills and will be required to demonstrate attainment of the prescribed skill level for their respective programs of study.
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Career opportunities
Apprentices work full time with an industry employer under the guidance of a more experienced craft worker to learn the skills of the trade.
Job outlook
According to the Florida Department of Labor, the next decade should see more jobs in architectural-related jobs.
Careers Include:
Carpenter
Electrician
Fire Sprinkler System
Installer
Mason
Curriculum is designed with the help of business and industry professionals
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