2026–27 season
14 of the 21 firms we follow for apprenticeships in the US are open now, with 29 roles between them. 7 opened this season and are no longer listed.
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Apprenticeship roles in the US are listed today at 14 firms of the 21 firms our record follows there, with 29 roles between them.
This season, the 2026–27 season counted from 1 June 2026, US apprenticeship roles have gone up at 18 firms, and the roles at 7 firms of them are no longer listed. Each firm's row in the table below gives its state and its open roles.
Source: Jorb AI's record, checked 8 Nov 2026
A Registered Apprenticeship in the US is a paid job that combines on-the-job learning with job-related classroom training and leads to an industry-recognized, nationally portable credential, as the Department of Labor's Apprenticeship.gov describes it.
Each program is approved by the Department of Labor or a State Apprenticeship Agency, and the Department's Office of Apprenticeship oversees the National Registered Apprenticeship System. Apprentices earn a wage from the first day that rises as their skills develop, and learn on the job from an experienced mentor. Apprenticeship.gov counts more than 800,000 apprentices a year across the country.
Sources: U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Become an Apprentice · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Registered Apprenticeship Program · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, About us · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, checked 8 Nov 2026
A Registered Apprenticeship in the US lasts as long as its program sets under federal rules: at least 2,000 hours of on-the-job learning, until the apprentice reaches set competencies, or a blend of the two.
The Department of Labor or a State Apprenticeship Agency, as the program's Registration Agency, approves which of the three it uses. The rules set a recommended minimum of 144 hours of related classroom instruction for each year of apprenticeship. Wages rise on a schedule as skills are gained, starting at no less than the Fair Labor Standards Act minimum wage where it applies, and an apprentice who completes the program receives a certificate from the Registration Agency.
Sources: Code of Federal Regulations, 29 CFR 29.5, Standards of apprenticeship (Cornell Law School, Legal Information Institute) · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Registered Apprenticeship Program, checked 8 Nov 2026
In the US, each Registered Apprenticeship program sets its own minimum qualifications for applicants, with a starting age no lower than 16 under the Department of Labor's rules.
Apprenticeship.gov's Apprenticeship Job Finder searches open apprenticeships from employers across the country by career path or location, and applicants apply directly with the employer or the organization running the program. Veterans who qualify for GI Bill benefits can receive a monthly stipend on top of their apprenticeship wages, Apprenticeship.gov says.
Sources: Code of Federal Regulations, 29 CFR 29.5, Standards of apprenticeship (Cornell Law School, Legal Information Institute) · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Become an Apprentice · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Apprenticeship Job Finder · U.S. Department of Labor, Apprenticeship.gov, Registered Apprenticeship Program, checked 8 Nov 2026
The table below lists the 21 firms our record follows for US apprenticeships, and IBM, Amazon and Wells Fargo among them describe their programs on their own sites as follows.
IBM's Apprenticeship Program is a full-time, earn-and-learn program for people without a four-year bachelor's degree in the field they are pursuing who have gained knowledge in it. Amazon names three Department of Labor-recognized apprenticeships, including its Technical Apprenticeship for veterans and their spouses: a paid training course of 10 to 18 weeks, then up to 12 months of paid on-the-job training. Wells Fargo's Julie Scammahorn National Military Apprenticeship Program is Department of Labor-registered, with one- and two-year apprenticeships across all its lines of business for US veterans and members of the Guard or Reserves, hired full time from day one.
Sources: Jorb AI's record · IBM careers blog, The IBM Apprenticeship Program: no degree, no problem · About Amazon, Amazon apprenticeship job training programs · Amazon.jobs, Amazon Technical Apprenticeships · Wells Fargo careers site, Military Apprenticeship, checked 8 Nov 2026
| Firm | Open roles | Opened |
|---|---|---|
| Travelers | 1 | 26 Oct |
| Cushman & Wakefield | 2 | 20 Oct |
| IBM | 1 | 19 Oct |
| Wells Fargo | 2 | 13 Oct |
| Micron Technology | 1 | 12 Oct |
| GSK | 2 | 23 Sept |
| Geneva Trading | 1 | 22 Sept |
| Starr | 1 | 10 Sept |
| Liberty Mutual | 2 | 1 Sept |
| Kering | 2 | 24 Jul |
| CBRE | 5 | 2 Jun |
| Amazon | 7 | open since Feb 2026 |
| McKinsey | 1 | open since Jan 2026 |
| eBay | 1 | open since Jun 2025 |
This is the first season we have followed most of these firms, so next year this page will say when each one is likely to open.
IBM · Armonk · opened 27 Oct
Travelers · New York · opened 26 Oct
Cushman & Wakefield · Boston · opened 23 Oct
GSK · King of Prussia · opened 16 Oct
Wells Fargo · Chandler · opened 13 Oct
24 more open roles across 14 firms are on Jorb AI.
14 firms are open for apprenticeships in the US right now, each with its own portal, documents and deadline. Jorb AI's application agent handles the multi-firm workload in one place, tailoring a CV and cover letter for each role you pursue and tracking each application alongside the rest.
“Opened” is the date the firm posted a role, or the day Jorb AI first saw it on the firm’s own careers site, which we check daily. “No longer listed” means the posting has been gone for a few days. Last season’s dates are shown only for firms we were already following when that season began.
Open counts every listing still open, including those first seen before 1 June; Opened this season counts only those first seen since.
