Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship Training

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Description
​Goals of Pre-Apprenticeship Program to provide preapprenticeship skills training for participants free of charge. Participants also receive a stipend and are prepared for careers in the construction and building trades and clean energy related jobs.  After completion candidates will be prepared to transition into an apprenticeship program. 

Employers
  • Non-Union employers will benefit from the Climate Works Pre-apprenticeship should participants choose to seek careers in clean industry related employment. 
  • Employers looking to recruit qualified talent can connect to the Energy Transition Navigator or Climate Works program administrators.​​
Unions​​

  • Union employers will benefit from the Climate Works Pre-apprenticeship program as participants are prepared to apply to registered apprenticeships and seek careers in the construction and building trades and clean energy industry. 
  • ​Unions that are looking to recruit qualified talent can connect to the Energy Transition Navigator or Climate Works program administrators.
Get Started with Your Local Climate Works Pre-Apprenticeship Program
Energy Transition Barrier Reduction Program

​This program provides funding for supportive services to individuals participating in the Climate Works Preapprenticeship and Clean Jobs Workforce Network Program. The funding is intended to support participants in overcoming financial and other barriers to participation int the CEJA programs.  ​

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Why CEJA Pre-Apprenticeship?

​Add Pre-Employment Skills Possibly 

  • Gain skills in the construction and building trades with a focus on clean energy training 

  • Gain employability skills 

  • Participate in work-based learning 

  • Receive a stipend for training 

  • Receive supportive services 

  • Transition into an apprenticeship programs​ 


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Key Career Pathways
  • ​Electricians
  • Insulators
  • Ironworkers
  • Laborers
  • Carpenters
  • Plumbers
  • Operating Engineers and Equipment Operators
  • Sheet Metal Workers
  • Roofers
  • Boilermakers
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