What are your next steps?

Figuring out what you’re going to do when you finish school can be overwhelming. Through youth apprenticeship, you can combine education and a career that puts you on multiple paths to success.

Apprenticeships can build pathways to opportunities for many young people entering the workforce in the US and around the world. Unlike other work-based learning opportunities, apprenticeships offer structured job training, supplemental education, and mentorship, all while advancing students toward earning a competitive income.

Available Opportunities

North Idaho – Contact Christina Feliciano at cfeliciano@idahobe.org

Youth Development Specialist: Kootenai Boys/Girls Club – CDA, ID

Youth Development Specialist: Lewiston Boys/Girls Club – Lewiston, ID

Food Service: Boundary County SD – Bonners Ferry, ID

K-3 and SPED Paraprofessional: Boundary County SD – Bonners Ferry, ID

North Idaho College – Apprenticeship – North Idaho College (nic.edu)

  • Construction
  • Electrical
  • Heavy Equipment
  • HVAC
  • Plumbing
  • Dental Assistant

Medical Assistant Apprentice: Kootenai Health – CDA, ID (hctsportals.com)

Apprentice Carpenter: Nez Perce Tribe

Apprentice Electrician (3rd and 4th Year): Cheetah Electric – Moscow, Idaho :

Apprentice Trimmer/Climber Trainee JATC REFERRED: Utilities Service, LLC – CDA, Idaho, 

HVAC Install Apprentice: JA Bertsch Heating & Cooling, LLC – CDA, Idaho

HVAC  Student to Registered Apprenticeship Program: Strobel Custom Heating and Air LLC – Harrison, ID

 

Southwest Idaho – Contact Emily Merrigan emerrigan@idahobe.org

YMCA Youth Specialist: Wood River YMCA – Ketchum, ID

Welding: Diamond D Welding – Bellevue, ID

Early Childhood Educator: Dietrich School District

Youth Development Specialist: Magic Valley Boys/Girls Club – Twin Falls, Burley, ID

RV Technician: Bishs –  Twin Falls, Idaho Falls, ID

Field Operations Installer: Lytle Signs

Production Technologist: Lytle Signs

Early Childhood Educator: Ririe School District

Information Technology: Ririe School District

 

Southwest Idaho – Contact Emily Merrigan emerrigan@idahobe.org

Mechanical: CS Beef Packers – Kuna, ID

Maintenance Mechanic: Fresca Mexican Foods – Caldwell, ID

RV Technician: Bishs – Boise/Idaho Falls ID

Youth Development Specialist: Ada Boys/Girls Club – Boise, ID

Building Maintenance Tech: Shore Lodge – McCall, ID

Turf Manager: Shore Lodge – McCall, ID

Cook: Shore Lodge – McCall, ID

Water/Fire Damage Restoration: Paul Davis – Boise/Idaho Falls, ID

Auto Mechanic: Heritage Auto – Meridian, ID

Maintenance Technician: Blue Bird Express Wash – Various Treasure Valley

Management: Blue Bird Express Wash – Various Treasure Valley

 

Eastern Idaho – contact Roger Plothow at rplothow@idahobe.org

Meat Cutter: Broulims – Rigby, ID

Automotive Technician: Hirning Auto – Pocatello ID

Habilitation Aide: Phoenix Management – Pocatello, ID

I/T Technician: Alliant  Security – Idaho Falls ID

Auto Tech: Teton Toyota and Honda – Idaho Falls and Pocatello

Earn While You Learn

Throughout the school year, apprentices spend part of their week learning at school and part of the week learning on the job. The duration of each opportunity is different, some apprenticeships are a few months some are a few years. After completing the program, some students will work full-time in their field, some will become full-time college students, and some will do both.

Registered Apprenticeship gives individuals a proven path to a successful career where they can obtain paid work experience, technical instruction, and a nationally recognized credential with little to no debt.

Check out some of the open positions from across the state.

4 Business Development and Program Managers are ready to help you find, land, and succeed in your career. Connect today!

Christina Feliciano, North Idaho
Email: cfeliciano@idahobe.org
(208) 502-0070

Roger Plothow, Eastern Idaho
Email: rplothow@idahobe.org
(208) 317-7791

Emily Merrigan, Southwest Idaho
Email: emerrigan@idahobe.org
(208) 609-4363

 

This project is wholly funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Labor in the amount of $2,490,630.