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BuildItAZ | Office of Economic Opportunity Office of Economic Opportunity Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity – Homepage Workforce Arizona Council Arizona Workforce Summit 2026 Industry Employment and Wages Occupation Employment and Wages Arizona State Data Center (SDC) Demographics (Census Bureau Data) AFA Funding Opportunities Substantive Policy Statement Adult Workforce Diploma program Official Public Records Request Form Arizona Microbusiness Loan Program Letter of Support Request Arizona’s Construction Workforce The BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative, led by Governor Hobbs and the Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity, is addressing the growing demand for skilled workers by supporting earn-while-you-learn construction career pathways that connect job seekers with real opportunities in the trades.
“These programs have guided me every step of the way. ” Destiny Lipkin, Sundt Construction Apprentice Registered Apprenticeships A registered apprenticeship is the ideal way to start your construction career journey. You’re well paid.
You’re mentored by professionals. And you become a master of your craft, with nationally recognized credentials. Why A Registered Apprenticeship?
No need to take on student debt. With a registered apprenticeship, YOU GET PAID from day one and your pay increases as your skills and experience grow. Hands On, On the Job Training You’ll work alongside seasoned professionals, gaining practical knowledge in live construction environments.
Industry Recognized Credentials Training in a registered apprenticeship is aligned with national and state standards, so you’ll earn credentials recognized nationwide. Tailored Classroom & Field Learning Arizona programs mix at least 2,000 hours of on-site training with a minimum of 144 hours of classroom instruction per year — a proven blueprint for comprehensive skills development.
Career Advancement & Leadership Pathways Apprenticeships pave the way toward journey-level statuses, supervisory roles, or even launching your own contracting firm. High Job Demand & Security More than 20,000 new construction and trades jobs need filling. With such demand comes good pay and job security well into the future.
Mentorship & Professional Networking Apprentices receive direct mentorship from experienced journey workers, building connections that often open doors to full-time roles post-apprenticeship. Apprenticeships Tip the Pay Scale in Your Favor Completing an apprenticeship often results in earning $240,000 1 more than peers without apprenticeship experience over a full career.
Average apprenticeship pay 2 1 Mathematica study, 2012 2 OEO estimates based on data made available by the Department of Labor as of January 2025. 3 Department of Labor, December 2024 Top paying apprenticeships 3 When I learned about the wages and benefits, I knew this was a great opportunity for me. Megan Vo, Laborers Training School Apprentice Are You Built For Construction?
You prefer physical tasks over sitting at a desk and seeing the direct results of your work, like a finished building or remodeled room. You show up, work hard, and take pride in doing the job right. Physically Fit and Energetic You have the stamina and strength to handle the demands of a physical job.
You communicate well and know that safety and success rely on teamwork. You’re good at thinking on your feet and adapting when things don’t go as planned. You’re interested in learning new skills and a career with room to grow into leadership or specialized roles.
The Construction Boom is Your Opportunity Boom Talent Ready AZ identified that 20,000 new construction trades jobs need filling by 2030 . With demand so ahead of supply, NOW is the time to pursue the paid training and professional mentorship available to you with a registered apprenticeship. Find the Apprenticeship that Fits You Like a Work Glove.
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BuildItAZ is well on its way to helping build the next generation of Arizona’s construction workforce. But there’s more work to be done. By becoming a funding partner, you’ll help amplify our message about construction careers across Arizona.
To learn more about partnership opportunities, please contact OEO’s Public Affairs team. Interested in starting an apprenticeship program? Contact the Arizona Apprenticeship Program at the Department of Economic Security.
Arizona Apprenticeships for Construction and Beyond While BuildItAZ highlights construction career paths, the Arizona Apprenticeship Program through the Department of Economic Security works with job seekers and employers across all industries to expand opportunities for earn-while-you-learn training. Explore the resources below to learn more.
About Apprenticeship Programs Programs Accepting Applications Start a Registered Apprenticeship Program Contact the Arizona Apprenticeship Program Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity 1400 W Washington St, 3rd Floor
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BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative Grants is funded by Arizona Office of Economic Opportunity. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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