- Getting to Know Your Registered Apprenticeship
- Strategies for Success as An Incoming Apprentice
- Prioritizing Your Mental Health and Well-being
- Networking as an Apprentice
- Wraparound Supports for Apprentices
- Know Your Rights
- Promoting an Anti-Harassment Environment
- Equal Employment Opportunity in Registered Apprenticeship Programs for Individuals with Disabilities: A Guide for Apprentices
- Working with Mentors in Your Registered Apprenticeship
- GI Bill for Apprentices
- Verify My Apprenticeship
This module serves to help provide incoming apprentices with an understanding of what to expect as you embark on your apprenticeship journey, as well as a brief overview of some of the benefits and advantages of participating in a Registered Apprenticeship program.
This module provides strategies for success for Apprentices beginning their Registered Apprenticeship. Topics include being your personal best, working as a team player, and representing your company as a champion.
This module provides registered apprentices with information and resources on mental health and well-being, empowers apprentices to speak up should their working conditions need improving or adjusting to better support mental health and well-being.
This rapid learning video includes four tips apprentices can use to network during their apprenticeship programs. Apprentices can also download a resource document that includes the tips and view a descriptive transcript for the video.
This training will provide the apprentice with basic knowledge of their rights in the Registered Apprenticeship Program. Every apprentice has the right to work in a discrimination-free and harassment-free environment. Apprentices will learn what is considered a protected group and their rights to file a complaint of discrimination or harassment. Lastly, an apprentice with a disability will learn how to voluntarily self-identify and how to file for accommodation.
This training addresses harassment in any company, emphasizing that it can happen to anyone. It covers recognizing unlawful behavior, defining harassment, taking appropriate action as a target or witness, reporting incidents, and understanding the consequences of retaliation. Harassment includes offensive language, discrimination, and creating a hostile work environment based on protected characteristics. See tip sheet for more information.
This 18-minute video is a quick guide for apprentices, focusing on EEO regulations for individuals with disabilities. Included is a review of what a disability is, how to self-identify a disability, and examples of reasonable accommodations an apprentice can request. Additionally, the video features insights from an individual who shares their experience as an apprentice with a disability.
This module introduces the importance of mentorship in registered apprenticeship programs. Registered apprentices will learn about mentorship and ways to build positive relationships with mentors.
This module will provide the regulatory basis for GI Bill benefits in Registered Apprenticeship. You will also learn about the dollar amount of GI Bill benefits available in Registered Apprenticeship programs, and how to identify programs that have been approved for GI Bill benefits. Use the GI Bill® Comparison Tool to learn about and compare your GI Bill benefits. Also see Service Members and Veterans for more resources.
This tool can be used to find copies of your apprenticeship records.
Contact us with questions or for more information at raacademy@dol.gov