Financial Aid may be available to assist active apprentices with the costs associated with their apprenticeship program. Some examples of these costs are things like tuition, fees, supplies, food, housing, and transportation to and from your related supplemental instruction classroom.
There are several types of financial aid that an apprentice may be eligible for depending on their circumstances.
The Washington Grant for Apprentices (WG-A) is a grant that is designed for the apprenticeship community to assist apprentices with obstacles they may face on their path to Journey Level Certification.
The 2024/25 WG-A Application has now closed. Please check back later in the summer for more information about how to apply for the 2025/26 Washington Grant for Apprentices.
Eligible Apprentices who receive this scholarship are eligible for up to $1,500 per quarter. To apply or find more details and eligibility, please click the blue button below. For additional questions please email info@waopportunityscholarship.org.
If you are currently experiencing homelessness or experienced foster care after the age of 13 and are in need of emergency funding assistance, please click the blue button below and submit an Enrollment Form. For additional questions or assistance contact ANEW.
To learn more about AJAC’s Emergency Assistance, please click the link below.
Several of our partner colleges offer emergency grant funding if you find yourself in serious needs for things like food, housing, bills, vehicle repairs, or other emergency issues.
Each college has different guidelines on how to receive these funds and/or who is eligible for them, but if you find yourself in need, we strongly encourage you to submit an application and try to get the funding needed to keep emergency impediments from derailing your pursuit.