The Apprenticeship Readiness Program (ARP) is a 32-hour, non-credit program that helps participants develop the skills, confidence and professional connections needed to be successful in a trade apprenticeship. Participants will have the opportunity to meet representatives from different trades, and explore apprenticeship opportunities.
There is no cost to participants.
Who should attend?
The program is open to individuals in the community who are seeking ways to enter skilled trades and who meet the eligibility requirements.
Program Schedule
The Apprenticeship Readiness Program is a two-weekend program and meets in-person on two Fridays and Saturdays, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Program structure includes classroom instruction with hands-on lab activities in Trade Math, OSHA 10 Safety, Machining, Electrical, Welding, and Construction.
Program Eligibility and Requirements
- Must have a high school diploma or GED
- Must be 18 years or older
- Commit to attending all four days
- Current MCCC students are not eligible to participate.
Upon Completion
Upon successful completion, participants will gain insights into various career
pathways, explore apprenticeship opportunities, and connect with trade representatives.
Participants will also:
- Receive a Certificate of Completion from Monroe County Community College*
- Receive a Tool Set*
- Qualify for 2 college credits in a Technology Program of Study area*^
- Be provided with vouchers for OSHA 10 certificate prep
*Full attendance required to qualify.
^Limited to Technology AAS programs only; other limitations may apply.
There are currently no programs scheduled. Please complete the inquiry form below to be added to the ARP mailing list.
For more information on the ARP, please contact Levi Good, Apprentice Coordinator, at lgood@monroeccc.edu.
