Most apprenticeships range from one to four years, with the apprentice earning a nationally recognized credential (or journeyperson’s certificate) after completing the program. The training programs are structured, with most programs including both hands-on and classroom education. Apprentices are paid for learning hours and work hours based on a scale that includes wage increases at
If you are ready to learn more about apprenticeship, reach out to Dawn Kantz, Associate Dean of Workforce Development at 252-233-6835 or dkkantz79@lenoircc.edu to coordinate a meeting. Optionally, you may visit ApprenticeshipNC.com, find your apprenticeship consultant, and work with them to set up your program.
The course is offered in a hybrid format. Hybrid means that some material is offered online and other material is delivered face-to-face. Your readings, homework, quizzes, and section exams will be offered online through Moodle. The online week runs from Monday to Sunday so all online assignments for the week are due by that Sunday evening
Students must provide official transcripts to the Registrar's Office at least two weeks prior to registering online. Degree seeking students who have not met this criteria must be registered by their advisor. If you have provided official transcripts to the Registrar's Office two weeks prior to registering and are still receiving an error, please contact the
Not every student wants to immediately head off to a university to earn a 4-year degree. For students that prefer hands-on learning, want to go right to work, prefer to stay closer to family, or would like their education partly or fully paid for, apprenticeship can be the right choice. In some cases, employers pay
No, online registration is an alternate way for students to register after they have spoken with their advisors. You may still ask that your advisor register you face-to-face.
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The NC General Assembly recently approved $12 million in funding to expand apprenticeship in the state (Session Law 2021-180 Section 6.14). The $12M is being used to provide funds for employers to add new apprentices ages 16-25 based on the following criteria: Small businesses within Tier 1 & 2 counties in sectors with high-demand careers (no
Self-Service is online registration for admitted students to select and register for classes for the following semester. Tuition and Payments Are you a Special Credit or a Visiting Student? Special/Visiting Students When do I register for classes online? When is Registration Review Academic Calendar for specific dates.
Payments are due at the time of registration or soon thereafter. Tuition & Payments
