Business Apprenticeships

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Apprenticeships

Train talent with Macomb as your partner

Macomb partners with businesses to create customized apprenticeship programs that combine classroom instruction with hands-on, real-world training.

Whether you’re in manufacturing, health care, information technology or another industry, we’ll help you design a program that meets U.S. Department of Labor standards and builds a skilled, reliable workforce.

With a proven history of helping businesses across multiple sectors, Macomb is your trusted resource in workforce development.

business apprenticeships

How we can help your business grow

Apprenticeships are more than training. They’re a strategic investment in your company’s future. When you sponsor an apprentice, you gain:

  • Tailored training aligned with your business needs
  • A highly skilled talent pipeline ready to grow with your company
  • Reduced hiring and recruitment costs
  • Access to federal funding and tax credits (when applicable)
  • Higher retention and productivity
  • Support from Macomb’s experienced apprenticeship team

What’s the difference between an apprenticeship and an internship?

An apprenticeship is a long-term paid position that includes structured training with progressive wage increases. Apprentices, who often receive full-time benefits and industry-recognized credentials, are expected to stay with the employer after they finish the program.

An internship is a short-term experience that offers students exposure to a field or company. Interns are typically unpaid or minimally paid and there is no guarantee of job offers.

Macomb offers apprenticeship training in:

Advanced Technology and Engineering
Advanced Technology and Engineering Apprenticeships
Contact Victoria Gordon, apprenticeship coordinator.
Business and Information Technology
Business and Information Technology
Contact Scott Wyckoff, apprenticeship navigator, or fill out the Employer Interest Form. 
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Health Care
Health Care Apprenticeships
Contact Amy Jury, apprenticeship navigator, or fill out the Employer Interest Form.