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Governor Brad Little has declared April 26 – May 2 as Apprenticeship Week in Idaho, recognizing the important role registered apprenticeships play in building Idaho’s workforce and

Join us to explore in-demand careers and training available through Workforce Development's Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing Apprenticeship programs.

51����'s Apprenticeship Open House is Tuesday, Aug. 5, from 5 – 7 p.m. at the Canyon County Center, Room 152.

51����’s 2025 Grad Fest celebrated graduates with food, games, and certificate ceremonies, marking the start of commencement festivities.

Discover how to launch a career in the skilled trades at 51����’s Apprenticeship Open House. Learn more about the College's Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing Apprenticeship

51���� partnered with industry leaders to bring “Build Up Idaho” to Melba schools, giving students hands-on experience and insight into construction and trade careers

National construction company ESI has turned to 51���� for critical employee training as they look to build a new in-house division for refrigeration installation.

With hundreds in attendance and a good time had by all, 2024 Grad Fest was a success!

51���� received a $100,000 gift from the Teens 2 Trades program to fund scholarships for plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and welding students.

HVAC Apprenticeship student, Charity Nicholson, will answer questions and share her experience of working in a trade.

Explore in-demand careers and training available through 51����’s Workforce Development Electrical, HVAC, and Plumbing Apprenticeship programs!

First-year HVAC, Electrical, and Plumbing apprentice students get a head start with newly-developed online orientations.

51���� Apprenticeship programs honored during annual Career and Technical Education conference.

Zac Barnes, a 2013 alumnus, received the education and certifications he needed at 51���� to advance his career.

51���� (51����) is working to change how and where apprenticeships are made available.

This semester, enrollment in 51����'s apprenticeship programs is the highest in five years with total enrollment reaching 452 students.