Wherever you are in the Registered Apprenticeship process, we have the resources and support for you.

NEW APPRENTICE INCENTIVE

NEW APPRENTICE INCENTIVE

Incentive of up to $5,000 per new apprentice hired for sponsors already registered with U.S. DOL. ONLY CURRENT Registered Apprenticeship sponsors are eligible to apply. New Incentive launches April 1, 2025.

Training Support for Existing Programs

Training Support for Existing Programs

Connect with a Coordinator to learn about support for your existing Registered Apprenticeship Program, including reimbursement for apprenticeship training costs, wages, and incentives for apprentices and mentors.

Make an Appointment

Looking to develop or grow your Registered Apprenticeship program?

Check out this recorded webinar to learn about Registered Apprenticeships and the process of applying for development and expansion funding.

Contact the Start Today SD Team if you are interested or if you have any questions.

START TODAY SD POLICIES

Registered Apprenticeship Policy 5.51 

Provides an outline of the National Apprenticeship System, Required RAP Components, and other details about RAPs.  

Start Today SD Financial Services Policy   

Outlines the Start Today SD funding, including any requirements, expectations, and documentation needed.   

 

SPONSOR REQUIREMENTS 

Apprenticeship Sponsors Reference Guide 

The U.S. DOL Reference Guide for Apprenticeships Detailing Sponsor Requirements for Registered Apprenticeships will walk you through the federal requirements of sponsoring a program and what sponsors are responsible for.  

 

Past Awards

Be in  know about incentives and past awards.

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Be An Apprentice

Be An Apprentice

Instant Career.
Instant Paycheck.

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Be a business sponsor

Be a business sponsor

Build a qualified workforce. Reduce turnover.

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Find Student Opportunities

Find Student Opportunities

Registered Apprenticeships “Earn While You Learn”

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Businesses could apply for funding to help offset the initial start-up costs when developing a new program. Learn More.