Become an Apprentice
Is an Apprenticeship Right For You?
There are many benefits to participation in the Heartland Registered Apprenticeship Program. Students in an apprenticeship program have access to classroom and lab experiences with qualified Heartland faculty plus on-the-job training with a dedicated mentor in the company where they work. You’ll be able to earn a salary while you learn a career.
Benefits of an apprenticeship program:
- Gain practical skills and relevant training
- Earn national credentials and a Heartland Community College certificate or degree
- Zero debt on graduation - employers cover the training costs of the apprenticeship program, including tuition, fees & books, as well as paying a salary
- Guaranteed employment
- Industry-aligned education
- Higher wages and career advancement
All of our employers are local, and our classes are held in person at Heartland Community College. You must provide your own transportation to and from work and Heartland Community College to participate in the program.
Current Apprenticeships
Heartland currently supports apprenticeships in a variety of occupations, including industrial maintenance and manufacturing, welding, tool & die making, registered nurse, certified nursing assistant, and cybersecurity.
Requirements:
- At least 18 years old or 16 Years old for a youth apprenticeship
- High school diploma or GED
- Eligible to work in the US (citizen or permanent resident)
- Meet academic requirements for admission
- Some jobs require a driver’s license