Why choose Apprenticeship Trades?

• Plentiful career opportunities
• Options for lifelong learning
• Options for advancement in a variety of construction trade careers
• Opportunity to fulfill primary workforce needs in Oregon

These competitive programs include an application process and committee approval.

• Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning/Refrigeration (HVAC/R) Technician
• Inside Wire Electrician
• Sheet Metal Worker
• Plumber

What will you learn?

• Use trade-specific tools and techniques to obtain a skilled-trade
• Repair, install and maintain a variety of projects 
• Comply with current building codes and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations

What will you do?

Advance your career with successful completion

• HVAC/R apprentices qualify for LE/B licensure and earn their journey-level card
• Plumber apprentices qualify for state licensure and earn their journey-level card
• Sheet Metal apprentices earn their journey-level card
• Electrician apprentices qualify for state licensure and earn their journey-level card

With additional classes, earn more credentials

• Earn a Certificate of Completion by completing three required general education courses plus twelve courses in one area of specialization
• Earn an AAS degree by completing six required general education courses plus 12 additional courses in one area of specialization and receiving a journey-level card

Class Locations

• HVAC/R - Chemeketa Salem Campus
• Sheet Metal - Chemeketa Salem Campus
• Plumbing - Chemeketa Salem Campus
• Inside Wire Electrician - Independent Electrical Training Center (on Portland Rd, Salem)