This web page is dedicated to current registered AJAC apprentices as a resource to log your OJT hours, pay tuition, and understand financial aid opportunities, alumni resources, and mentorship opportunities.
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Standards of Apprenticeship
Standards of Apprenticeship govern how an apprenticeship works and have specific requirements. These documents will explain the requirements of each AJAC committee.
The director of the Department of Labor and Industries (L&I) appoints the Washington State Apprenticeship and Training Council (WSATC) to regulate apprenticeship program standards.
Apprentice Policies & Responsibilities
Classes currently take place online, in-person, or as a hybrid of both with partnering colleges, high schools, and business locations. We do our best to register you for classes that are within reasonable commuting distance of your work and home, with no guarantee that classes will be at the same location every quarter.
When it makes sense to do so, our classes will be offered online, this helps keep our class sizes full and accessible to all apprentices in the state. All apprentices should expect to have one or more classes online and should be prepared. If you need Internet access or a computer for class, please contact AJAC and we will get you the materials you need in a timely manner.
Classes will take place one night a week (typically on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday) from 5:00pm–9:00pm. AJAC reserves the right to make changes to class days/times as needed. Attendance in class is mandatory. All missed classes are required to be made up one hour for every hour missed. Please refer to the Apprenticeship Standards for additional information on attendance requirements.
Apprentices must pass each class with a grade equivalent of at least 75%. Written notice of failed class will go to your employer. If at any time you need help with a class, please reach out so we can provide additional assistance.
To be considered, the apprentice must complete and submit to AJAC a Credit for Prior Experience Packet. To get a packet, please contact AJAC so they can walk you through the committee and application process.
To be considered, the apprentice must complete and submit to AJAC a Credit for Early Completion Packet. You must have passed all past classes with an 85% or better, for the committee to review and approve any CEC. To get a packet, please contact AJAC so they can walk you through the committee and application process.
The apprentice will be responsible for payment for their classes, subject to their employer’s tuition reimbursement policy.
AJAC staff uses email as the primary form of communication with apprentices. With emergent needs, staff will call or text the phone number you have provided on your apprentice registration form. If it changes at any time please notify AJAC so that we can update our systems.
Please let us know if there are additional resources that we can provide or connect you with to assist you in being successful in class or on the job: ASL interpreter, large print, IEP, ELL, etc.
Diversity & Equal Employment Opportunity
It is the mission of AJAC that the training of all served shall be without discrimination based on race, sex, color, religion, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or as otherwise specified by law. AJAC also encourages women, minorities and veterans to apply with their employer.
Apprentice EEO Complaint
Your right to register Equal Employment Opportunity Complaints. Any Apprentice or Applicant for Apprenticeship who believes that he or she has been discriminated against on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, or sex has 180 days from the date of the alleged discrimination to register a written complaint.