Job Corps

The shipbuilding industry needs skilled workers to support the President’s goal of establishing America’s maritime dominance.
 
Job Corps prepares students with the skills and experience to build U.S.-made vessels like submarines and surface ships through training in critical industries.
 
✅Electrical
✅Welding
✅Machining
✅Painting
✅Marine Pipefitting
 
Power the future of shipbuilding with career training at Job Corps.

From submarines to surface ships, America’s biggest machines don’t build themselves.

Shipbuilding is a vital American industry, and at Job Corps, students can train in skills that support the President’s goal of U.S maritime dominance.

Job Corps prepares students with the hands-on experience and mindset to help build next-gen ships.

Hear from Sharon, National Director of the International Union of Operating Engineers speak on the importance of Job Corps graduates.

“They are our next generation of skilled labor...together, we are ensuring the future workforce of this country.”

Job Corps students are helping build the industries and infrastructures that move our country forward.

Interested in building a better tomorrow? Visit JobCorps.gov to get started today!

National Apprenticeship Week celebrates the journey, not just the final destination.

Paul, a Carpentry Pre-apprenticeship graduate, came to Job Corps to learn how to remodel houses. He’s now applying those same skills to build a library that will leave a lasting impact on the community and generations to come.

“I get to see the progress every day of what we’re building, and that makes me feel good because I’m passionate about it.”

The President has a goal to enroll 1 million new apprentices. Job Corps can help you be one.

After moving to Puerto Rico to be closer to family, Job Corps Electrical Pre-apprenticeship graduate Jaimy came to Job Corps looking for a real career, not just another job.

Jaimy built meaningful connections with instructors who took the time to teach through practical, one-on-one support.

Connection and mentorship are at the heart of National Apprenticeship Week. Our pre-apprentice students learn from experienced instructors—and many of them started as apprentices, too!

The President has a goal to enroll 1 million new apprentices. Job Corps can help you be one.

Learn more at JobCorps.gov.

Ryan’s story is what National Apprenticeship Week is all about.

Starting with no diploma or experience, he joined Iroquois Job Corps, earned his credentials and built real skills through hands-on training.

Now a skilled apprentice working on major projects like the new Buffalo Bills stadium, Ryan is proving that dedication pays off.

The President has a goal to enroll 1 million new apprentices. Job Corps can help you be one.