APR 290C Apprenticeship CPL Construction Trades

Lecture Hours: 0
Lab Hours: 1485
Credits: 45

Gained through structured on-the-job training. Apprentices will be awarded credit based on the assessment of their knowledge of mechanical, electrical, fabrication, installation, and/or layout in blueprints as evidenced by the award of Journey Status awarded by the Bureau of Labor and Industries. Follows the state and Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) standards, supervised by a Journey-level trade professional and reported to the Coordinator at the end of each month. Awarded only after the apprentice has completed all coursework required for the designated Associate of Applied Science degree and the local JATC has completed the apprentice from the program. A completion card and/or state required license specific to the trade must be presented at the time credit is awarded.

Prerequisite:

Completion of a 2 to 4-year apprenticeship program in a BOLI registered construction trade.
Student Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate the skills necessary meet the requirements for competency as defined in the apprenticeship standard for this occupation. This includes successful completion of the apprenticeship program, that results in the award of a Journey Card, License, or other Industry Recognized Credential.

Content Outline

- Job Attitudes and Expectations
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Chain of Command
- Job Description
- Communication in the Work Environment
- Policies and Procedures
- Group Dynamics
- Problem Solving
- Critical Thinking Processes
- Work and Professional Ethics
- Qualifications for Hiring and Promotion
- Changes Anticipated in the Future
- Career Trends
- Legal Issues (i.e., Alcohol and Drug Testing and Impact on Work)
- Resume Development or Update
- Networking
- Interview Procedures
- Skill in Interviewing
- Job Applications
- State Application Form
- Job, Work and Family Issues