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Apprenticeship Programs

Earn While You Learn

Apprentices are paid to work and learn on the job. In addition to technical hands-on training received from their employer, apprentices receive IRSC instruction in related coursework to advance their knowledge, skills and abilities. 


Apprenticeship completers earn about $300,000 more, over the course of their carrers, than their non-apprentice peers in the same industry.—Apprenticeships USA

air conditioning repair

Air Conditioning, Refrigeration & Heating Apprenticeship

Start a rewarding career that is increasingly in need of trained and licensed technicians, installers and trouble shooters. Applicants must be employed by a licensed contractor that sponsors the student throughout the three-year program.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

culinary apprentice

Culinary Operations Apprenticeship

Certified culinarians typically receive increased pay and are more in-demand employees. Those who successfully complete the one-year program receive a certificate from the State of Florida and IRSC. Apprentices are trained to be certified as ServSafe® managers.

Applicants must be employed by a qualified food-service establishment willing to sponsor the student and must be a member of the American Culinary Federation and registered as an apprentice.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

Diesel Technician Apprentice

Diesel Technician Apprenticeship

This program is delivered in partnership with State of Florida registered apprenticeship sponsors, and prepares student coperaive method oles ta, requirin on tre job trating and custom initieton providing the student with technical and practical skills necessary in the Transportation, Distribution and Logistics trades.

For more information, view the IRSC Course Catalog or contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

electrician and van

Electrical Apprenticeship

This program is delivered in partnership with State of Florida-registered apprenticeship sponsors. It prepares students for advancement as residential or commercial electricians in the construction industry.

Successful completers receive a certificate of completion from the State of Florida and IRSC and are eligible to take the journeyman license exam. Applicants must be employed by a licensed contractor that sponsors the student throughout the three-year program.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

Mechanical Drafter Apprenticeship

Mechanical Drafter Apprenticeship

This program is delivered in partnership with State of Florida registered apprenticeship sponsors, and prepares students for advancement education and careers in the Architecture and Construction. The program utilizes a cooperative method of learning, requiring on-the-job training and classroom instruction, providing the student with technical and practical skills necessary in the Architecture and Construction trades.

For more information, view the IRSC Course Catalog or contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

Mechatronics Technician Apprenticeship

Mechatronics Technician Apprenticeship

This program is delivered in partnership with State of Florida registered apprenticeship sponsors, and prepares students for advanced education and careers in the manufacturing trade. The program utilizes a cooperative method of learning, requiring on-the-job training and classroom instruction, providing the student with technical and practical skills necessary in the manufacturing trades.

For more information, view the IRSC Course Catalog or contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

pharmacy

Pharmacy Technician Apprenticeship

During this one-year program, students learn needed skills and knowledge to prepare them for national certification through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board. Apprentices receive paid, on-the-job training from their employers throughout the program.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

plumbing

Plumbing Apprenticeship

This program is delivered in partnership with State of Florida-registered apprenticeship sponsors and prepares students for advancement as residential or commercial plumbers in the construction industry. 

Successful completers receive a certificate of completion from the State of Florida and IRSC and are eligible to take the journeyman license exam. Applicants must be employed by a licensed contractor that sponsors the student throughout the three-year program.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

surgical technology

Surgical Technician Apprenticeship

The Surgical Technician Apprenticeship provides traditional instruction and an accelerated alternate delivery option where students receive credit for on-the-job training. Apprentices receive better access to high-demand jobs, higher wages, and a more secure career path.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

welder

Welding Apprenticeship

Certified welders and fabricators received increased pay and are more in-demand employees.

Apprentices in this program must be employed with a local welding company that partners with IRSC. Those who successfully complete the program receive a certificate from the State of Florida and IRSC and are eligible to take an American Welding Society Welders Certification test.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

yacht technician

Yacht Service Technician Apprenticeship

The Yacht Service Technician Apprenticeship infuses on-the-job training with related classroom instruction. Apprentices receive technical instruction by qualified instructors in the yacht industry to provide a solid foundation of the overall yacht service industry and prepare them to move from apprentice to technician. Upon completing the program, a nationally recognized Completion of Apprenticeship certificate is offered by the State of Florida.

For more information, contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

For more information about IRSC Apprenticeship programs, call 772-462-4772 or contact apprenticeships@irsc.edu

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