Apprenticeship is career education combining on-the-job training and related classroom instruction. Apprenticeship usually lasts about 4 years. During this time, the apprentice works under the supervision and guidance of a journey person. ACT gives students a jump on their four-year apprenticeship while in high school by completing the first year.

1. What are the qualifications for acceptance into the ACT apprenticeship program?
2. When can I start?
3. What do I learn in the classroom?
4. When do I begin on-the-job training?
5. Who will hire me?
6. How much do I get paid?
7. What are the opportunities in this career?
8. What if I already graduated from high school?
9. Who do I contact if I am still in school?

1. Incentives for Contractors to get Involved.
2. Can students work in Construction under 18 years old?
3. Are students covered by Workers Compensation?
4. Membership advantages for Contractors and Business Leaders.

1. How can our schools get involved and start a program?
2. What are the steps to begin a program like ACT?

1. ACT Bylaws
2. Program Requirements
3. State Standards