Phone: 419-693-7717
JATC Apprenticeship
Updated On: Sep 17, 2019

An apprentice learns a craft skill through a combination of on-the-job training and classroom instruction. The apprenticeship training period ranges from three to five years based on the requirements of the trade.

The Northwest Ohio Building Trades are dedicated to providing our apprentices with only the very best, up-to-date training so that they are the most qualified professionals within the building and construction industry. Our Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committees (JATC) oversee certified and accredited training programs for extensive apprenticeship training and upgrade training for journeypersons.

Apprentices within the Northwest Ohio Building Trades are a regular part of the work force and earn escalating wages while learning important skills within their chosen trade. Most apprentices are paid 40-70% of a journeyperson’s wage to start. As they climb the ladder to the final qualifications, their wages are increased at regular intervals. At the end of the teams of apprenticeship, they become a journeyperson and draw full pay for their skill.

Apprenticeship in the building trades offers men and women excellent opportunities for learning to become a highly skilled worker employed in jobs that are both personally satisfying and well paid.

To learn more about the admission requirements and terms of apprenticeship training for a specific construction trade, please visit IBuildthe419.com or an affiliated JATC Apprenticeship Page for further information. 


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Contact Info
Northwest Ohio Building & Construction Trades Council
1600 Front St
Toledo, OH 43605
  419-693-7717

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