Apprenticeships: Construction Technologies

The CFK Apprenticeship Program (Electrical, Plumbing, HVAC, and Carpentry) is a 4-year program that offers students a different approach to traditional college instruction.  It combines paid On-the-Job Training (40 hours/week year-around) with a local employer and hands-on class instruction in the evenings on campus (5 hours/week in the Fall/Spring). This schedule appeals to many students who do not want to spend time in a classroom.  Our program also includes:  

Earn while you Learn
  • Free tuition
  • Paid on-the-job training with a local employer
  • Earn certification valid in all 50 states
Schedule to start: Fall Semester (August) or Spring Semester (January)
  • Electrical – Fall semester  
  • Carpentry – Fall semester 
  • HVAC – Spring semester
  • Plumbing – Spring semester 

 

Upon successful program completion, apprentices will be considered “journey workers” and will receive a four-level certification by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) as well as a nationally-recognized Completion of Apprenticeship certificate by the State of Florida.

 

How to Apply

  • Click apply and Create an Account or Log-in to your exsisting CFK account
  • Select a New Credit Application
  • Select the Term
  • Make sure to select Academic Level: PSAV for Apprenticeship Program. 
  • Select the Apprenticeship Program
  • You will be able to submit the supplemental materials with your application

CLICK HERE TO APPLY WITH CFK. 

Application Deadline for Fall semester is July 1 (Electric and Carpentry)

Application Deadline for Spring semester is November 1 (Plumbing and HVAC)

For assistance with your application please call Admissions at 305-809-3188.

 

This training is made available through the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity’s Rebuild Florida Workforce Recovery Training Program. Launched with federal Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery funding to assist communities affected by Hurricane Irma, the Rebuild Florida Workforce Recovery Training Program trains Floridians in the construction trades necessary to support disaster recovery efforts.

Electrical Apprenticeship

The Electrical Apprenticeship program prepares individuals for advancement as a residential or commercial electrician. Apprentices are employed full-time (PAID w/raises). Classes are FREE and on-the-job training is completed during the workday. Graduates of the program earn “journeyman” status as well as state and national credentials, positioning them well for a strong career in a growing job market.

Carpentry Apprenticeship

The Carpentry Apprenticeship program prepares students for advancement as a residential or commercial carpenter. Apprentices are employed full-time (PAID w/raises). Classes are FREE and on-the-job training is completed during the workday. Graduates of the program earn “journeyman” status as well as state and national credentials, positioning them well for a strong career in a growing job market.

Plumbing Apprenticeship

The Plumbing Apprenticeship program prepares students for advancement as a residential or commercial plumber in the construction industry. Apprentices are employed full-time (PAID w/raises). Classes are FREE and on-the-job training is completed during the workday. Graduates of the program earn “journeyman” status as well as state and national credentials, positioning them well for a strong career in a growing job market.

HVAC Apprenticeship

The HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) apprenticeship program prepares students for advancement as a residential or commercial air conditioning, refrigeration, and heating technician. Apprentices are employed full-time (PAID w/raises). Classes are FREE and on-the-job training is completed during the workday. Graduates of the program earn “journeyman” status as well as state and national credentials, positioning them well for a strong career in a growing job market.

Apprenticeship Handbook