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Apprenticeship/Journeyworker Training
The Honolulu Community College Apprenticeship Training program provides related classroom instruction for persons who are apprenticing in the Building and Construction industry. In addition, training may be offered for journeyworkers who desire skill upgrading or self-improvement in their respective trades. Upon completion of apprenticeship training, work process and related classroom instruction hours may be applied to an associate degree (see Applied Trades).
IMPORTANT NOTE: Honolulu Community College is not involved in the application and selection procedures for these apprenticeship programs. If you are interested in entering one of these programs, please contact them directly. Descriptions of the different programs and contact information are included in the Guide to State Registered Apprenticeship Programs section.
Courses are offered during the late afternoons, evenings, and Saturday mornings in the following areas:
Ceramic Tile
Painting & Decorating
City and County Water Supply
Plasterer
City and County Waste Water
Plumber
Community Antenna Television System
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
Drywall
Reinforcing Steel
Electrical Maintenance (City & County)
Roofer
Sheet Metal
Asbestos Worker
Electrician
Boilermaker
Floor Layer
Bricklayer Mason
Glaziers
Building Maintenance (Hotel Workers)
Ironworker (Structural)
Carpentry
Ironworker (Fabrication)
Cement Finishers
Operating Engineer
Taper