ExTRA provides key resources for career seekers who are getting started with Registered Apprenticeship.
Discover how your interests align with careers. Insightful guidance with no right or wrong answers aids your career choice exploration.
Utilize your skills to find fitting careers and create a clear skills list for your resume. Explore career paths that match your strengths.
Search job titles for training, duties, and technology insights. Compare skills across careers to find your perfect job match efficiently.
Get job descriptions, videos, wage info, and projections to guide your career choices. Explore diverse careers and what they offer comprehensively.
Compare careers by salaries, skills, and education on various levels. Make informed career decisions with detailed occupation comparisons.
Learn about career pay and market trends in your area. Plan your career journey wisely with insights into different career paths and prospects.
Your interest in registered apprenticeship matters, and we’re here to explore possibilities and provide support.
Search and apply directly to apprenticeship job opportunities nationwide by occupation, company, or keywords. Connect with employers easily.
Choose an occupation or enter your zip code,or locality to find apprenticeship sponsors in your area. Get started on your apprenticeship journey today.
Your interest in registered apprenticeships is crucial. Let ExTRA connect you to employers with programs to explore possibilities and support.
We’ve compiled comprehensive resources that may help you gain a better understanding of what Registered Apprenticeship is and how it can be used for you.
Learn and Earn: No student loans here! You get paid throughout the program.
Build Your Skills: Master the tricks of the trade with a mix of practical experience and classroom knowledge.
Career Launchpad: Many apprenticeships lead straight to a progressive career path with opportunities for advancement.
Nationally Recognized Credentials: Upon successful completion, apprentices receive a nationally recognized credential that demonstrates their competency in the chosen field.
Get Mentored: Learn from the best! Apprenticeships often pair you with experienced pros in your field.
Requirements can vary by program, but generally, you’ll need to be at least 16 years old, authorized to work in the United States, have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED), and meet any-employer specific requirements and skills outlined in the program description.
Absolutely, apprentices are paid employees from day one. As your skills and experience increase, so will your pay. Not bad, right?
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