Illinois Laborers' & Contractors Joint Apprenticeship & Training Program

Apprenticeship

	On February 3, 1997, the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training, awarded the Illinois Laborers' and Contractors' Training Trust Fund a Certificate of Registration for Apprenticeship Training for the trade of Construction Craft Laborer. The Training Program soon began implementing its first apprenticeship program, administered by the Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee
(JATC). The JATC is composed of twelve members, six appointed by the union and six by the employers.
Our instructors are dedicated to giving quality training in everything from Asbestos Abatement, General Construction, and Hazardous Waste Removal to Welding. We train more than 5,500 Union Laborers a year and offer an apprenticeship program to qualified men and women who are interested in a career as a construction craft laborer with all the advantages of the Laborers' Union...good wages, great health and welfare benefits and lots of advancement opportunities.

2010 Graduates

2010 APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATION PERIOD OPENS AT LOCAL UNION HALLS THROUGHOUT STATE

Applications Accepted the 1st Tuesday of Each Month during designated times


› Qualifications for Apprenticeship	› Reporting to Training Center Procedures
› Training Provided for Apprenticeship	› Where to Apply
› Apprenticeship Wages and Wage Progression	› How to Apply

Our Apprenticeship Program Staff

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