Apprenticeships
Military
Careers in the Triangle
Credentials & Certifications
100

This type of experience is not always nationally recognized or paid but can be a good stepping stone to a career or a next level training experience. 

What is a pre-apprenticeship

-Can be for someone who is younger or a career changer 

- May include classroom instruction, hands on training, and career readiness activities

-May not be paid or result in a nationally recognized credential

- Is designed to prepare someone for an apprenticeship program


100

A multiple-choice test used by the U.S. military to determine eligibility for enlistment and suitability for different military jobs. It assesses a wide range of skills, including verbal, math, and technical abilities.

What is ASFAVB - The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery 


 https://www.military.com/join-armed-forces/asvab

100

This career area is the highest growing career industry in the Triangle

What is Healthcare

100

Are performance and skill based, often require a test, and are provided by a non-governmental body - often industry group or association.

What is a Certification

200

Age 18

What is the age to qualify for a nationally recognized apprenticeship? 


At 16, it is possible to qualify for a youth apprenticeship (which usually include classroom and paid work-based learning) 

200

This branch has the most job variety and the largest number of service members

What is the army?

200

This career pathway can be more friendly than others to those with legal convictions. It leverages robotics and AI to produce a variety of goods and products.

What is Advanced Manufacturing

200

A general category that can include a license, a degree, a diploma, or a badge

What is a Credential

300

Please list 3 of the criteria to be a nationally recognized apprenticeship program

- Must be approved by industry and aligned with industry standards 

- Must have OTJ (on the job training) with a professional mentor 

- Must be paid with progressive wages

- Must lead to a nationally recognized credential 

- Must have classroom instruction 

- Must be registered with DOL  

300

This branch is known for top-tier training in cyber security

What is the Air Force

300

If you have this kind of conviction, you will not be able to get a job in the Life Sciences.

What is a Drug or any felony conviction.

300

This certification is North Carolina specific, championed by NC BioTech and recognized by industry as entry level preparation in BioManufacturing at Life Science Companies

What is the BioTechnology Certification. 

This is, approximately, a 150 hour traininig offered at Wake, Durham, and Johnston Community Colleges. 

400

Authorizes apprenticeships for the state of North Carolina

Apprenticeship NC, which is managed by the NC Community College System

400

The education benefit helps cover tuition after military service. 

What is the GI Bill

* Bonus Facts: Skill Bridge lets service members intern with civilian companies before discharge

* COOL (Credentialing Opportunities Online) helps service members find industry-recognized certifications.

400

Quality control, welding,  and 3D printing are all skills required to advance in this career field. 

What is advanced manufacturing

400

The Credentials that broaden your skill set versus those that continue to advance and deepen your skill set and may lead to a degree over time

What are Horizontal Versus Vertical (Stackable) credentials. 
500

Skilled Trades, then Health Care Occupations, then Early Childhood, then  IT 

WHAT IS THE RANKING OF WHICH INDUSTRY OFFERS THE MOST APPRENTICESHIPS? 

  • Healthcare occupations: 806 apprentices and pre‑apprentices registered

  • Early childhood education: 364 registrations

  • Information Technology (IT): 259 registrations

  • Skilled trades (e.g. building trades, construction, electrical, plumbing, HVAC): 1,075 registrations

500

Military mechanics often transition into this transportation-focused civilian job.

What is an auto or diesel Technician? 

500

List 3 healthcare-related entry level careers, other than a CNA, that require less than an assoicate degree. 


Possible Answers: What are: 

Radiation or Plebotomy Tech

Patient Service Representative

Medical Assistant 

Surgical Tech 

Dental Tech

Pharmacy Tech

500

Supports working learners

Allows for flexible and self-paced advancement 

Assists workers to adjust to a changing job market

What are some of the advantages of getting credentials. 

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