Illinois Central College ICC’s *NEW* Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship Program Signing Day --- Fri., August 24, 2018 11:30 am to 1:30 pm --- ICC East Peoria Campus Agricultural & Industrial Technologies Bldg. Room 203

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               Illinois Central College, along with local companies sponsoring apprentices, will host a signing event for the 12 students in the first cohort of the Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship Program. Students will begin the earn-and-learn program August 20, 2018.
               ICC has partnered with the following companies providing apprenticeships: AECOM, ALCAST, Caterpillar Inc., and Morton Buildings.
               The partnering companies will provide the work experience to ensure professional skills upon completion, and ICC will provide the in-class training. The apprentices earn as they learn – receiving short, four-week blocks of coursework, followed by four weeks of on-the-job training to refine the skills they have acquired. Additionally, they will earn a guaranteed minimum hourly payment of $13, and the sponsoring company pays for full tuition, fees and books. All candidates were accepted into ICC and are selected to work with the companies through a pre-screening and interview process. At the successful completion of their program, students will receive an Associate in Applied Science degree in Mechatronics Technology.
               Available for interviews:
  • ICC Associate VP of Workforce Development Dr. Andrew Kerr
  • Sponsoring companies
  • Student apprentices
               For more info on the Industrial Maintenance Apprenticeship program, visit icc.edu/apprenticeship/.               

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