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People 18 years or older,
with a high school diploma or G.E.D.*, may apply to learn
and earn on the job for a well-paying career in the
construction industry. All apprenticeships provide a
comprehensive benefit package (medical, dental and
vision insurance, a pension plan, etc.), job security
and safe working conditions. *Some programs allow for
the G.E.D. to be completed concurrent with the
apprenticeship.
Apprenticeship programs are
open to males, females, minorities and most demand excellent
physical coordination coupled with mental ability,
specifically math and analytical skills. Manual coordination
and physical ability is a must.
Programs run from 1 to 5
years and combine on the job training under master craftspersons with classroom learning. All apprenticeship
programs are free and most include books and paid college
credits.
Each program varies and
specific details are available from individual
apprenticeship coordinators. These contacts and general
information are available from:
Bob
Alessandrelli
Trades Apprenticeship Recruiter
Western Apprenticeship Coordinators Association
4635 Longley Lane, Suite 108 • Reno, NV 89502
Phone: 775.825.6866 • Toll-free: 1-888.733.9222
Web:
www.buildingtradejobs.org • Email: info@buildingtradejobs.org
This
recruiting program is funded by the Western
Apprenticeship Coordinators Association and the State of
Nevada Commission on Construction Education.
WACA
apprenticeships are equal opportunity employer/programs
and auxiliary aids & services are available upon request
to individuals with disabilities.
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The
mission of the Western Apprenticeship Coordinators
Association
shall be to provide a medium for the exchange of
ideas, methods and
information relative to apprenticeship and training,
and to educate our members and others by disseminating
among them information
concerning apprenticeship and training issues, thus
creating a finer
appreciation of the advantages and benefits of
apprenticeship and training. |
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