Made In Henderson County Apprenticeship Program
Apprenticeship
Students can gain experience and jobs with apprenticeship program in manufacturing
Application Deadline is Thursday, April 24, 2020 at 5 p.m.
Apply for Manufacturing Apprenticeship
A manufacturing apprenticeship program for graduating seniors lets students earn money and get experience for a job after completion. The program is a collaborative effort of Made in Henderson County partnership, Henderson County Public Schools, Blue Ridge Community College, the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development and local industries working together in support of students.
- The program offers students a tuition-free mechatronics engineering certificate, earned over the course of three semesters.
It is a registered North Carolina Apprenticeship with the N.C. Department of Commerce.
Students will spend one day in the classroom at Blue Ridge Community College and the rest of the week working at one of the partner companies:
- Students will earn a competitive salary throughout the process.
Applications for the “Made in Henderson County Manufacturing Apprenticeship” are available online at:
www.madeinhendersoncounty.com/apprenticeship
Made in Henderson County is a coordinated effort established to enhance the connection between manufacturing businesses and the school system while telling the story of manufacturing, the products made here and the people who make them. Since 2012, HCPS and the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development have brought career-building and workforce development training to local middle and high schoolers through Made in Henderson County industry tours that showcase manufacturing opportunities.
Contact Us
Christine Laucher
Apprenticeship Coordinator
(828) 694-1766
apprenticeships@blueridge.edu
