What type of status do you earn after completing the apprenticeship program?

Upon completing the apprenticeship program, an individual earns Journey-worker status. This designation represents a significant achievement in vocational training, indicating that the apprentice has developed the necessary skills and knowledge in their trade according to industry standards. Journey-workers are typically regarded as competent professionals who can perform their work independently and may also have the ability to train others or supervise apprentices.

This status not only reflects the apprentice's commitment to their trade but also opens up avenues for better job opportunities, higher wages, and the potential for career advancement. Achieving Journey-worker status is a key milestone in many skilled trades, emphasizing the expertise and proficiency gained throughout the apprenticeship.