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Learn How Apprenticely Can Help You Launch a Successful Career

Starting a Career in a Flourishing Industry.

Relevant work experience is critical for starting a successful career. However, if you’re just starting out, finding jobs that will offer you the experience you need can be challenging.

An apprenticeship or internship program can provide you with opportunities to gain hands-on experience, build relationships with other industry professionals, and learn from a mentor who is currently succeeding in their career.

Gain Valuable Career Skills & Knowledge With Apprenticely.

Formerly known as the Arkansas Center for Data Sciences (ACDS), we focused solely on assisting career seekers in building their IT career in Arkansas. Now, as Apprenticely, we are expanding our reach to new sectors and states. We have helped over 1,000 career seekers of all backgrounds gain the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to start successful careers and fill in-demand jobs in their area. Through pre-apprenticeship training, Work-Based-Learning internships and/or a Registered Apprenticeship Program, you’ll gain the work experience needed to succeed in your career. You’ll develop valuable technical and business skills as well as on-the-job training, enabling you to advance further in your field.

Your Path to a Successful Career

Take the Next Step

Apply for free IT training

Complete your free online assessment within 5 days of receiving your email.

A talent specialist will reach out to you.

Begin your IT course pathway.

Take advantage of our other free services including resume assistance, job search resources, webinars, networking opportunities, and more.

Be well on your way to starting or continuing your IT career!

Your Path to a Successful Career

Take the Next Step

Apply for free IT training

Complete your free online assessment within 5 days of receiving your email.

A talent specialist will reach out to you.

Begin your IT course pathway.

Take advantage of our other free services including resume assistance, job search resources, webinars, networking opportunities, and more.

Be well on your way to starting or continuing your IT career!

Hear from Career Seekers Like You.

“Apprenticely played a pivotal role in my career transition, providing invaluable support through mock interviews and assistance during my boot camp while also forging meaningful connections with local businesses. Their arranged interview ultimately led to my job offer, and their training in Angular opened doors to new opportunities.”

Camila A.

“I’ve completed five certifications through Apprenticely – including cybersecurity, networking, and A+. I recommend going through Apprenticely because you’ll get hands-on training. They’re with you every step of the way.”
Ro’Derick H.

Frequently Asked Questions

Apprenticeship positions are available and start based on employer demand. For this reason, a schedule is not always available. However, apprenticeship applications are always accepted here.

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No, but by applying with us, you give us permission to share your resume with our company partners. Think of us as matchmakers based on criteria you share (position of interest, pay, location, etc.) and what an employer is looking for. Keep in mind that the company chooses which candidates to interview and hire.

Apprenticeships and internships are not the same. These programs have differences that employers and candidates need to be aware of—from their purpose, length of time, pay structure, employee status, and other elements.

Internships offer initial work experience, last for a few months to a year, may be paid or unpaid, and hold a temporary status.

In contrast, apprenticeships offer career advancement, last for a year or more, are always paid, and hold the status of a full-time, permanent employee.

The length of training (not to be confused with the length of employment) can vary depending on the employer, the complexity of the occupation, the industry, and the type of program. The employer is required to provide a minimum of 144 hours of training and a designated mentor during your first year.

Our company partners & employer partners range from start-ups to large corporations across all industries.

Once an application is received, it can take 3-4 weeks for an Apprenticely Recruiter to review the application and set up the initial phone interview. Timing varies due to the availability of employers hiring at that time.

It could take anywhere from 1 to 6 months, depending on the company’s demand. We work hard to pair you with the right company fit and will contact you once a potential match is available.

Take the Next Step in Your Career.