Build A Career In Carpentry
Through Registered Apprenticeship

Florida Training Services helps apprentices gain practical carpentry experience through
structured Registered Apprenticeship programs that combine classroom
instruction with real-world construction training.

Carpentry Career Training

Hands-On Training Designed Around Real Construction Experience

Carpentry is one of the most versatile and essential trades within the construction industry. Apprentices develop practical skills related to framing, finishing, concrete forms, woodworking, and construction systems while gaining experience directly within the field.
FTS Carpentry Apprenticeship programs are structured to help apprentices strengthen technical knowledge, improve jobsite readiness, and build long-term workforce opportunities through paid on-the-job training and related classroom instruction.

-What Carpenters Do

Training That Prepares Apprentices For Real Jobsite Responsibilities

Carpenters Work Within Residential, Commercial, And Industrial Construction Environments Where They Help Build, Install, Frame, Shape, And Finish Structural Components And Materials.

Framing Systems

Concrete Forms

Wood working

Interior Finishing

Commercial Construction Support

Material Layout and Installation

Construction Measurements and Fabrication

Apprentices Gain Practical Experience While Continuing To Develop Safety Awareness, Technical Precision, And Trade-specific Problem-solving Skills.

Career-Focused Apprenticeship

Paid Workforce Training That Supports Long-Term Growth

Registered Apprenticeship programs allow apprentices to continue working while building practical carpentry experience and technical trade knowledge.
  • Apprentices benefit from:
    • paid on-the-job training
    • Structured workforce development
    • Classroom instruction
    • Career advancement opportunities
    • Long-term trade experience
    • Industry-recognized workforce training

Before You Apply

Apprenticeship Requirements Designed Around Workforce Readiness

FTS Carpentry Apprenticeship pathways are intended for individuals ready to work within the construction industry while completing structured training requirements.
  • Must be 18 years of age or older
  • Must work full-time within the carpentry or construction field
  • Must have a sponsoring employer or qualifying placement opportunity
  • Must be physically capable of performing Carpentry-related work
  • Must be able to attend evening classes
  • Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English for workplace and safety purposes
  • Must complete related classroom instruction and documented on-the-job training

Additional Guidance:

Individuals with limited construction experience may benefit from beginning with the Pre-Apprenticeship pathway before entering Registered Apprenticeship.

Structured Workforce Experience

Training Built Around Real Construction Environments

Apprentices are required to complete both classroom instruction and documented on-the-job training throughout the program.


Program standards generally include:

  • Minimum 2,000 hours per year of on-the-job training
  • Minimum 144 hours per year of classroom instruction
  • Ongoing progress documentation with sponsoring employers
  • Safety training requirements and workforce tracking

Training Availability

Carpentry Apprenticeship Opportunities In South Florida

Carpentry Apprenticeship training opportunities are currently available through participating training locations and employer partnerships.

1. Fort Pierce Campus

4114 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34947

2. Vero Beach

1028 20th Pl, Vero Beach,
FL 32960

Registration Periods

● August
● January

Career Development Support

Training Designed To Strengthen Workforce Readiness

FTS apprenticeship pathways support workforce readiness through classroom instruction, practical training,
and safety-focused education aligned with industry expectations.

Florida Dept. of Education Certificate

NCCER Certification

First Aid / CPR Certification

Career Development Support

Training Designed To Strengthen Workforce Readiness

FTS apprenticeship pathways support workforce readiness through classroom instruction, practical training, and safety-focused education aligned with industry expectations.

Florida Dept. of Education Certificate
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NCCER Certification
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First Aid / CPR Certification
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Ready To Get Started?

Take The Next Step Toward A Carpentry Career

Individuals interested in the Carpentry Apprenticeship pathway can contact Florida Training Services for additional information regarding employer sponsorship, enrollment opportunities, classroom schedules, and eligibility requirements.

Build Practical Skills Through Carpentry Apprenticeship

Florida Training Services helps apprentices gain hands-on carpentry experience, classroom instruction, and workforce-focused
training designed to support long-term career growth within the construction industry.