Students who are looking to do work in industries such as welding, carpentry, or plumbing will benefit from receiving the Apprenticeships Services. This service connects you to various professionals in the vocational/trade/technical industry to obtain an apprenticeship experience with the approval of the vocational/trade/technical school faculty. The goal is to create a pathway to getting certified in the field by preparing the student to learn the trade. From the employer’s perspective, this gives each individual or business access to accept a new generation of apprentices to learn the trade for the future growth of the field.
What schools are eligible for this service?
A vocational, trade, or technical school that is outside or adjacent to the college education system.
What careers does this service support?
- Plumber
- Electrician
- Mechanic
- Technician
- Welder
- Construction
- Aircraft maintenance technician
- Locksmith
- HVAC technician
- Truck driver
- Carpenter
- Machinist
- Drill operator
- Ironworker
Is there assistance for post Secondary Votech Education students?
Yes, this program is for young adults ages 26 to 29 who have completed vocational, trade, or technical education and are looking to gain hands-on experience through pre-apprenticeship and registered apprenticeship opportunities before entering the workforce.
For more information, please contact A.I.M.E. to connect you to a local vocational/trade/technical school to learn about other industry fields.
Standard Fee:
$300 per student
This fee applies to businesses, educational institutions, and other organizations seeking to provide apprenticeship opportunities through A.I.M.E. This covers the cost of facilitating apprenticeship placements, including coordination with industry professionals, provision of necessary resources, and administrative support to ensure a comprehensive learning experience for each student.
Nonprofit Discounted Fee:
$100 per student
A.I.M.E. offers a discounted fee for nonprofit organizations to ensure that all students have access to valuable apprenticeship experiences. This reduced rate recognizes the financial constraints of nonprofit entities while still covering the essential costs associated with the apprenticeship program, such as resource allocation and administrative oversight.
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