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Carpentry Youth Apprenticeship

Carpentry Youth Apprenticeship

Pre-Apprenticeship (High School)
High School Coursework
  • Carptentry II (IC-22) or CCP
Certifications
  • OSHA 10 Construction Certification
On-the-Job Learning
  • 135 Hour WB07 CTE Internship
    OR
  • CTE WBL Apprenticeship
Paid On-the-Job Training
  • Minimum of 120 hours
High School Graduation
Apprenticeship (College)
Related Instruction
  • Certificate, Diploma, or Associates in a skilled trade
    • Electrical, Plumbing, Construction Management, Carpentry, HVAC, Green Technology
Paid On-the-Job Learning
  • 135 hours of work-based learning paid at minimum wage
Program Completion
Complete

Options for Students Who Complete Youth Apprenticeship

Full Time Employment

Youth apprentices can start careers with valuable industry knowledge and experience.

Full-time Education

Youth apprentices can enroll full-time at postsecondary institutions to build on their college credits.

Employment & Education

Youth apprentices can continue working and enroll in college courses to complete a degree.

Learn more about

Carpenters


For more information, contact Elizabeth Standafer, Career Development and Work-based Learning Consultant at the Office of Career and Technical Education, at Elizabeth.Standafer@dpi.nc.gov.

Partners

NCBCE
NC Governor Roy Cooper
NC Department of Public Instruction
NC Community College System
NC Department of Commerce
NCWorks
Apprenticeship NC
LEAD NC
Charlotte Executive Leadership Council
PAYA