INTERESTED IN 4-WEEKS OF PAID TRAINING?
AWS Information Infrastructure
Pre-Apprenticeship
AWS Information Infrastructure Pre-Apprenticeship (I2PA) is a paid 4-week program, working 30 hours each week preparing to enter careers that build, connect, power, and operate the infrastructure that powers our information economy. Training is hands-on, working with the tools and materials used on the job. Everything you need is included: Protective gear, supplies, and a laptop computer.
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About the Program
Each week also includes practice with the durable skills needed for any career–problem solving, time management, teamwork, persistence, and respect for others.
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Frequently asked questions
To be successful in this program, you likely will have:
- A high school diploma or equivalent
- Ability to perform basic math functions: addition, subtraction, division, multiplication, and fractions and percentages
- Basic written and verbal communication skills in English
- Willingness to work at unimproved job sites and in all weather
- Persistence, enthusiasm, and respect for others
Yes. Treat this as an application to a paying job, because that’s what it is. You will be hired and onboarded as an employee of YUPRO Placement, one of the nation’s leading workforce staffing agencies, and you will be paid a competitive hourly wage ($20/hour).
Yes, hands-on training is an integral part of our pre-apprenticeship program. Participants will have the opportunity to apply their skills in real-world scenarios under the guidance of experienced instructors.
Yes, field trips and site visits are incorporated into the pre-apprenticeship program to provide participants with valuable industry exposure and hands-on learning experiences.
While transportation will be provided for field trips and site visits, daily transportation to the pre-apprenticeship program is not included.
The pre-apprenticeship program is typically designed as a full-time commitment. Part-time attendance may be considered on a case-by-case basis.