Employers
With AJAC’s Washington State aerospace and advanced manufacturing training apprenticeship program, you can build your workforce with highly skilled tradespeople in three ways:
- Enroll your current employees in AJAC’s Washington aerospace and manufacturing training apprenticeship program and get an increased ROI on your employee development
- Find new employees with the pre-apprenticeship program – Manufacturing Academy
Students and potential apprentices
Learn about:
- The minimum qualifications to become eligible for apprenticeship
- The many careers in aerospace and advanced manufacturing,
- What it means to be an aerospace apprentice or an advanced manufacturing apprentice and
- What current aerospace and advanced manufacturing apprentices in Washington State have to say about AJAC’s program.
Find out if you have the skills to become an aerospace and advanced manufacturing apprentice and how to get started with AJAC.
Current apprentices
Find the resources you need for logging and tracking your apprenticeship hours through the Apprentice Tracking System.
Registered Training Agents
(AJAC Participating Employers) – Review and approve your apprentices’ hours through the Apprentice Tracking System.
AJAC Standards of Apprenticeship
Apprenticeship program standards govern how an apprenticeship works and have specific requirements. View AJAC’s Standards of Apprenticeship.
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