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NO DEGREE · NO DEBT · PAID FROM DAY ONE

The best jobs in America open for two weeks a year.

Union apprenticeships pay you to learn a trade — but every local program takes applications on its own schedule, on its own website. We watch all of them, so your shot never slips by.

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Out of high school and over the college pitch?Skip the loans. Start earning at 18 and hit journeyman pay before your friends graduate.
Stuck in a job that's going nowhere?Thousands of career changers enter apprenticeships every year — many programs value applicants with work experience.
0+programs tracked nationwide
$45tuition — you're paid to train
1–2 wkstypical application window per year
0 mothe wait if you miss it
An apprentice electrician wiring an electrical panel on a jobsite

This is what “paid to train” looks like.

No classroom debt, no theoretical case studies — apprentices earn a wage from day one while a journeyman signs off on every hour of on-the-job training that counts toward their license.

Real trade, real tools, real paycheck.

How it works

Three steps between you and a career that can't be outsourced.

STEP 1

Tell us about you

Trade interests, ZIP code, how far you'll go. Under two minutes — no résumé, no essay.

STEP 2

See every program near you

Every registered apprenticeship in range, with its application window, entry requirements, and pay scale.

STEP 3

Get the alert in time

The moment your window is announced — and again before it closes — we ping you. No more refreshing forty websites.

What the climb actually pays

Illustrative electrician apprenticeship wage progression — varies by region and trade.

Year 1 apprentice
$45k
Year 3 apprentice
$58k
Journeyman
$85k+
Foreman / master
$100k+

Two ways in. Same door.

Illustrative voices from the audiences we're built for.

“Everyone told me college or bust. Nobody told me the elevator union near me pays $90k and takes applications one week a year. I found out three days too late.”
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19, retail associatewaiting on next year's window
“I'm 34 with a mortgage. I can't gamble on a career switch — I needed the programs, the pay, and the dates in one place before I jumped. Then I just needed the alert.”
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34, warehouse leadapplying to pipe trades this fall