Common Registered Apprenticeship pathways in Massachusetts

The list below highlights both traditional and expanded career pathways for jobseekers to explore and for employers to consider.

If you are looking to enroll in an apprenticeship program, speak with a career counselor at your local MassHire Career Center about apprenticeship training opportunities in your field of interest.

If you are an employer interested in starting a Registered Apprenticeship Program but don’t see an occupation that matches your needs, complete this online form. A member of the Division of Apprentice Standards team will follow up to discuss your workforce needs.

Advanced Manufacturing

• CNC Operator
• Maintenance Technician
• Precision Machinist
• Tool & Die Maker
• Robotics Technician
• Quality Technician
• Machine Operator

Bio-Tech

• Laboratory Technician
• Biomanufacturing Technician (Downstream)
• Biomanufacturing Technician (Upstream)
• Laboratory Assistant

Building Trades

• Plumber
• Electrician
• Pipefitters
• Sheet Metal Workers
• Elevator Constructors
• Heavy Equipment Operator
• HVAC
• Construction Craft Laborer

Education

• Early Childhood Educator
• Teacher Aide
• Childcare Development Specialist
• K-12 Teacher
• Direct Support Specialist
• Childcare Development Specialist

Finance

• Bank Teller
• Bank Branch Manager
• Claims Adjuster
• Computer Information System Managers
• Business Intelligence Analyst
• Financial Manager
• Insurance Claims & Processing

Healthcare

• RN (Registered Nurse)
• CMA (Certified Medical Assistant)
• Dispensing Optician
• Sonographer
• EMT (Emergency Medical Technician)
• Medical Office Specialist
• CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)

Other

• Chef
• Correction Officer
• Gunsmith
• Wind Technician
• Automotive Mechanic (Truck)
• Police Officer
• Firefighter