Start Your Water Career This August with the CRWA Apprenticeship Program

Are you ready to build a rewarding career in the water and wastewater industry? The California Rural Water Association (CRWA) is now accepting applications for the next Apprenticeship Program cohort beginning in August.

The CRWA Apprenticeship Program provides individuals with a unique opportunity to earn while they learn, combining hands-on job experience with structured education and industry-specific training. Apprentices work alongside experienced professionals, gaining valuable skills that prepare them for long-term success in the water and wastewater field.

Designed to address workforce development needs across California, the program helps utilities train the next generation of operators while providing apprentices with a clear pathway toward industry certifications and career advancement. Participants receive mentorship, practical experience, and access to resources that support their professional growth throughout the program.

Whether you are just entering the workforce, looking for a career change, or seeking to advance within your utility, the CRWA Apprenticeship Program offers a proven pathway into an essential and growing industry.

Applications for the August cohort are now being accepted. Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your future while helping protect one of California’s most vital resources, safe and reliable water.

For more information about eligibility requirements and the application process, contact CRWA or visit the Apprenticeship Program section of the CRWA website.

 

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