Events and Entry Level Opportunities and Classes

MADE Pre- Apprenticeship Program

MIMS Mentor Program 

MADE Pre- Apprenticeship Program (Mentorship Advances Discovery and Exploration): A 3-month program for underrepresented minority (URM) individuals with an interest in behavioral health careers. Participants shadow substance use navigators (SUNS) in clinical and community settings and receive pre-employment and hands-on training.

Mentor Program: The MIMS Mentor Program pairs post-secondary students and graduates with a health professional or health professional student for a 6-month period. This program is designed to give participants access to individual mentorship, webinars and additional resources that will provide a competitive edge as participants prepare to apply to health professional school.

Be 16-24 years old

Have an interest in pursuing a career in health with priority going to individuals looking to participate in the Alameda County Health Coach Apprenticeship upon completion of the pre-apprenticeship

Be available to participate 15-20 hours per week during the 12-week program

Must qualify for at least one of the following:

Current/Former Foster Youth

Pell-eligible

WIOA adult or youth eligible

Attending, or a graduate of, a Title 1 High School

Living in a high-poverty census tract

Formerly incarcerated

A youth Parent

Currently living with a disability

The HireLAX Program provides local residents access to enroll in a comprehensive, construction apprenticeship preparation program offered by select public agencies or community partners. Upon completion, program graduates are competitively positioned for placement consideration on a LAWA construction project through its contractors and local craft unions. Veterans and women are strongly encouraged to participate in the program.

In-Person Schedule:Mondays: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PMWednesday: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PMThursdays: 9:30 AM – 3:30 PMProgram Dates: Monday, June 8 – Friday, July 31, 2026Virtual Schedule:Lecture Mondays: 10:00AM – 12:30PMGroup Work Tuesdays or Wednesdays. You choose the time:10:00 AM – 12:00 PM1:00 PM – 3:00 PM4:00 PM – 6:00 PM Lecture Thursdays: 10:00AM – 1:30PMProgram Dates: Monday, June 8 – Thursday, August 27, 2026

Summer is right around the corner, and we’re ready to welcome our next wave of learners! Applications are now open for three programs - and this year, each one comes with new credentialing opportunities that give participants even more to show for their hard work!Whether you're brand new to tech or ready to level up, we have a program for you. Here's what's on deck:•   HUSTLE - Our entry-level program is the perfect starting point. Learn Python, computational thinking, and tech fundamentals — and earn transferable college credits through dual enrollment with Laney College. No experience needed, just curiosity.•   BUILD - Ready to go deeper? Build takes your skills to the next level with Python for data analytics and statistical programming. Plus, it's an official state-registered pre-apprenticeship that can connect you directly to apprenticeship opportunities.•   BUILD AI - Our newest and most advanced program gives you hands-on experience with generative AI, agentic AI systems, and machine learning. You'll also walk away with an industry-recognized certification. All Hack the Hood programs are free, include a laptop, and provide the social justice lens and career navigation support that sets Hack the Hood apart. Know someone ages 15–25 who's ready to start their tech journey? Send them our way!Application deadline: May 8, 2026

Are you ready to build your future? Whether you're ready to start your career, explore a new trade, or expand your workforce, the Construction Career & Apprenticeship Resource Fair is your gateway to opportunity. 
Attendees will have the chance to meet directly with industry professionals who are eager to share information about apprenticeship programs, job openings, and career paths in the construction and skilled trades.
Event includes complimentary lunch for the first 125 attendees!

Participating organizations include:
General Contractors
Skilled Trade Unions
ROP Schools
Public Safety Agencies
Construction Safety and Management Firms
Union & Non-Union Apprenticeship Programs
Vocational and Technical Training Institutions
City of Buena Park Human Resources Department

Moreno Valley Conference & Recreation Center
14075 Frederick Street

Moreno Valley, CA 92553

Join the Inland Empire Apprenticeship Expo to explore union trades & CTE pathways. Part of National Apprenticeship Week. Build your career!

Join the 6th Annual Inland Empire Apprenticeship Expo to advance your career with apprenticeship opportunities!

At this event, you can:

Explore tuition-free apprenticeship training and earn while you learn in high-paying career fields.
Discover workforce training and job opportunities through registered apprenticeship programs.
Learn about CTE apprenticeships across 20+ building and construction trades.

Online

Instructor led course: 10AM - 4PM

Self-paced course: at your own pace

Cybersecurity Pre-apprenticeship program that provides digital equity and sustainable technical education for underserved community members.

San Bernardino Community College District

San Bernardino County Career Path Builder Program Entry Level Training.  Participants who complete will receive certification from SB County that meets the minimum requirements for the following careers: 

•    Office Assistant III
•    Health Services Assistant I
•    Care Assistant
•    Animal Control Officer Traineee
•    Child Support Assistant
•    Park Ranger I
•    Eligibility Worker Trainee
•    Sheriff's Custody Assistant
•    Food Service Worker
•    Workforce Development Technician

Must have a California driver’s license

• Must complete an introductory course at the school
• Employers may require a drug test and background check
• Entry into Apprenticeship Program includes conditions

Tiffany Lee
Apprenticeship Program Administrator
tlee@sbccd.edu

The Northern California Sound and Communication Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee helps to provide a highly trained and skilled workforce for apprentices in the low voltage electrical industry in Northern California. It also provides ongoing instruction for Installer/Technicians.

Apply Online To Become An Apprentice in the NorCal JATC Sound and Communication program.

1. Must have a valid driver’s license issued by the D.M.V., must be 17 years of age at the time of application, 18 years of age at the time of selection and registration.

2. Complete an application form, accurately responding to all questions, including statements indicating you are:
   A. Physically and mentally able to safely perform or learn to safely perform essential functions of the job.
   B. Able to get to and from work at job sites as assigned.
   C. Able and willing to attend all Related Supplemental Instruction, as required.
   D. Able to climb and work from ladders, scaffolds, poles, and towers of various heights.
   E. Able to crawl and work in cramped spaces such as attics, maintenance holes, and crawlspaces.
   F. Able to read, hear and understand instructions and warnings.
   G. Show evidence of successful completion of one full year (2 semesters) of High School Algebra or one semester of College Elementary Algebra with a minimum grade of “C” or equivalent or provide evidence of having completed the Electrical Training ALLIANCE Tech Math Course. Available on-line at IBEW - NECA Electrical Training Alliance. Pre-Algebra does not meet this requirement.

3. Must have one of the following: a high school diploma, a G.E.D., or a two-year Associate Degree or higher.

4. Provide official (“sealed”) transcript(s) for high school or post-high school education and training. G.E.D. records must be submitted, if applicable. All records and transcripts must be in English.

5. If a Veteran, submit form DD-214 for possible consideration of applicable military training and experience.

6. Score “4” or higher on the electrical trade’s aptitude test developed and validated by the American Institutes for Research. The aptitude test includes reading comprehension and introductory algebra. See website for more information http://www.electricaltrainingalliance.org/samplepage.

7. Consent to Substance Abuse Screening.

8. Applications must be completed by the applicant. All required documentation must be provided by the applicant to complete a “qualified” application.

Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee