Apprenticeship opportunities are available in the following occupations:
- Air Conditioning and Heating
- Automotive
- CAD Technician
- Criminal Justice
- Culinary Arts
- Electrician
- Engineering Technician
- Hotel Operations
- Industrial Mechanic
- Machinist
- Nail Technician
- Small Business/Entrepreneurship
- Welding
Students who are selected for participation in adult apprenticeship programs will receive the following:
- Paid employment and mentoring from an employer partner
- A completion certificate for coursework that may be applied towards an associate degree
- National credentials from the U.S. Department of Labor
- Marketable skills for life
To be eligible for adult apprenticeship opportunities a student must:
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Have a high school diploma or GED
- Demonstrate academic readiness and responsibility
- Provide a final, official high school transcript with a weighted GPA of 3.0 or higher from the last five years; qualifying SAT/ACT scores; or achieve qualifying next-generation ACCUPLACER scores (TTC placement test)
- Achieve qualifying Placement Test scores
- Provide a resume in Word format
- Sign a Release of Information form
- Be legally able to work in the United States
To start the process, individuals must submit proof of qualifying scores on the placement test, Release of Information form and a resume. Submissions can be dropped off or emailed to Mitchell Harp in TTC's Division of Apprenticeships and Employer Partnerships located on Thornley Campus in Bldg. 910/Rm. 216. Have further questions? Please call 843-574-6979.
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Contact Info
To Inquire About Adult Apprenticeships
Division of Apprenticeships and Employer Partnerships
Thornley Campus
Bldg. 910, Rm. 216
Mitchell Harp
Dean of Apprenticeship Programs
843-574-6979
Yvonne Brown
Consultant - Apprenticeships/Employer Partnerships
843-574-6927