How To Become A Union Apprentice

Apply to multiple contractors that hire union members.

How to become a union apprentice. A plumber apprenticeship requires that the applicant is well prepared and the first thing related to your preparation is your education. You may register once we have a date posted and once registration opens look for the RED registration button. One of the easiest ways to get a union job is to look for major employers and companies that work with unions already.

Minimum of 18 years of age. Apply Directly to Companies Affiliated with Unions. Passing a drug test.

In general apprentices must. Have the knowledge skills and abilities needed to learn the job. Be at least 16 years or older or in the case of hazardous occupations 17 years or older.

It will take about 4 years to complete such program and you will be paid for that period. A drivers license or state issued identification. In order to become an Apprentice you MUST first register and attend an Information Session.

If the sponsor does not have a registered apprenticeship they will need to contact the Division of Apprentice Standards DAS to register. Once your training is completed DAS will issue a Certificate of Completion. You will also want to create an up-to-date portfolio that highlights your skills and the knowledge you possess that would make you a good apprentice.

It is a great chance to make a living while learning to be a carpenter. These are offered through a number of professional associations and trade unions as well as through community or vocational colleges. Do not expect to get an apprenticeship immediately.