IT Apprenticeship Program
Austin Community College is committed to training 350 Information Technology (IT) apprentices/pre-apprentices over the next four years. Through a $12 million DOL grant, ACC joins partners San Jacinto College, Alamo Community College, and Dallas Community College in providing apprenticeship opportunities for Central Texas students seeking a career in IT. ACC will be working with area businesses to develop these IT apprenticeship programs.
Students
Want to find out how an IT apprenticeship can help you on your path to a high-tech career?
Employers
Want to know how you can develop a skilled IT workforce to grow your business?
Student Information
Apprenticeships in Information Technology
The length of an apprenticeship programs vary depending on the employer, complexity of the occupation, industry, and the type of program but they typically last 1-3 years. Some other features of IT apprenticeships include:
Industry-driven, high-quality career pathways where employers can develop and prepare their future workforce.
Apprenticeships focus on mastering specific skills an employer needs within their organization.
Apprentices obtain paid work experience, classroom instruction, mentorship, and a portable, nationally-recognized credential.
Experienced mentors provide individualized training and support.
Benefits for Students
Paid Job
Earn a paycheck from day one, guaranteed to increase over time as you learn new skills
Hands-On Training
Learn job skills while earning a salary
Credentials
Receive an industry-issued credential upon completion of an apprenticeship program
Degree Potential
Earn academic credit towards a college degree for the skills you learn during your apprenticeship
Career Advancement
Leverage your completed apprenticeship to further your career in IT
Connections
Meet people who can help you advance your career today and in the future
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