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Apprenticeship Program at MSJC

Apprenticeship is a modern, formal career education pathway. The student-apprentice is hired by the employing company, receives instruction overseen by a mentor within the company, attends prescribed classes at MSJC, receives wages commensurate with progress in learning, is registered with the California Department of Apprenticeship Standards, receives a certificate from that Agency after completing the program, and begins a career with a solid foundation.

Our Mission

The mission of the Apprenticeship and Work-Based Learning Unit at Mt. San Jacinto College is to build robust partnerships between the college, employers, and the community to develop and expand earn-and-learn programs including: apprenticeships, internships, and on-the-job training. We aim to provide students with applied learning experiences that launch them into family sustaining careers while meeting local industry talent needs. Our team is dedicated to ensuring apprenticeships, work-based and career learning opportunities are equitable, inclusive and accessible for all.

Our Services

Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning provides the following services:

  • Registered & Non-Traditional Apprenticeship (OJT)
  • Pre-apprenticeship
  • Work Experience Education/Internship (Credit & Non-Credit)
  • Job Development/Placement and Career Services
  • Learning Aligned Employment Program
  • Job Speaker
  • Practicum Placements
  • Job Shadow
  • Mentorship
  • Information & Mock Interviews
  • Company Tours
  • Industry Fairs

Apprenticeship Programs

Current Apprentices Available:

Automotive

Cybersecurity/IT

Wine Technology (Viticulture/Enology) 

Coming Soon - Future Apprenticeships:

Nursing

Teacher Education

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OJT and Related Instruction (RI)

California registered apprenticeship programs offer the opportunity for On-the-Job Training (OJT) in industry and continuing Related Instruction (RI) at MSJC with fees waived. Program duration is typically two years. Apprentice introduction into the workplace ordinarily occurs in the second school term.

Sponsored by LAUNCH

The program is sponsored by the LAUNCH Apprenticeship Network, the experienced organization that supports collaboration between industry participants and community colleges throughout the Inland Empire and desert region. Programs already exist for apprenticeships in advanced manufacturing and other areas.

Interested students should register here.

Questions? Please email AWBL@msjc.edu or call 951-639-5352