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Expand Your Program

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 Apprenticeship Colorado and our workforce and education partners have resources to support the success of your Registered Apprenticeship Program:
 

Apprenticeship Directory

 

View the Apprenticeship Directory for a list of Registered Apprenticeship Programs operating in Colorado.  The Directory is a tool for career seekers to explore apprenticeship opportunities, as well as for employers to see which programs may be looking to take on multi-employer partners.

 

Keep your program listing(s) up-to-date on the Directory by submitting your updated program details.

Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL)

 

The ETPL is a list of qualified programs whose apprentices are eligible to receive WIOA funds through the local workforce system. Being listed on the ETPL increases access to funding and support for your apprentices.

 

All RAPs are automatically eligible to be added to the ETPL, only your approval is needed. Have your program added to the ETPL

GI Bill® for Veterans

 

Hire veterans! Learn more about being added to the GI Bill® to unlock benefits for apprentices who are veterans. Contact Michael Roberts at the Colorado State Approving Agency for Veterans Education and Training to learn more bout how to get your Registered Apprenticeship Program approved for the GI Bill®.

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Connect to Tax Credits and Incentives
  • Apprenticeship Colorado’s Funding Opportunity Page contains a list of tax credits and incentives related to apprenticeship that are offered in Colorado.