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Wisconsin's technical colleges provide related instruction for the majority of apprenticeship programs in Wisconsin. Formal state-sponsored apprenticeship training has played a vital role in training Wisconsin's skilled workforce since 1911. And now there are more apprenticeship programs than ever before - training and education in high-demand jobs like IT and mechatronics.

With an annual median salary of $71,624 for all apprenticeship completers in 2015-16, it's easy to see why participation has increased about 64% since 2013.*

Learn More

• Apprenticeship Overview
• Apprenticeship Programs
• Apprenticeship Requirements
• Employer/Sponsor FAQ
• Student/Employee FAQ
• Youth Apprenticeship
• Apprenticeship Contacts

Locate the Bureau of Apprenticeship Standards (BAS) contact in your area for assistance, more details, and questions not already answered.

*Source: WTCS 2015-16 Apprenticeship Completion Report, released January 2018.