Apprenticeship

Apprenticeship

Your apprenticeship may qualify for college credit

If you completed an apprenticeship through a local trade organization, you may be eligible to receive college credit for your training.

The credit can be applied toward requirements for an associate of applied science degree in one of three programs:

  • Manufacturing Technology
  • Maintenance Technology
  • Building Construction Technology

Qualifying apprenticeship programs include:

  • Detroit Metropolitan Masonry Joint Apprenticeship and Training Fund Certified Masonry Construction Program
  • Detroit Carpentry Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee
  • Detroit Electrical Industry Training Center (IBEW Local 58)
  • Greater Detroit Cement Masons’ Joint Apprenticeship Committee
  • Local 80 Sheet Metal Training Center
  • Michigan Laborers’ Training and Apprenticeship Institute
  • Millwrights Local 1102 Apprenticeship
  • Pipefitting Industry Education Trust Fund of Detroit and Vicinity (Pipefitters Local 636)

To learn more about turning your apprenticeship training into college credit, contact Vikki Gordon, applied technology faculty and apprenticeship coordinator, at 586.445.7519 or gordonv@macomb.edu.

Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeship Program

Training Provider

Through the Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeship Program, students who have earned approved industry credentials may be eligible for college credit for select Macomb courses.

Choose your training provider below to view eligible credentials, college credit opportunities and recommended degree pathways.