For Construction & Trade Contractors

Launch Your DOL-Aligned Apprenticeship In Only 6 Weeks

Lower Crew Costs & Win More Bids with a DOL-Registered Apprenticeship. Build your complete, submission-ready DOL apprenticeship packet in 6 weeks—without taking 100+ hours away from the job site.

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  • U.S. Dept. of Labor RAP Sponsor
  • NCCER Accredited Training Provider
  • Texas Workforce Commission Exempt School

Why Apprenticeships?

Build a skilled workforce, improve productivity, and keep your people.

According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 93% of apprentices continue employment after completing a program.

Ask us about grants and other funding.

The problem

Common Challenges for Contractors

Rework, injuries, and failed exams

“New hires misread code, plans, and safety instructions, and it costs me rework, injuries, and failed exams.”

Underbid on commercial and public jobs

“I get underbid on lucrative contracts because I have to pay full journeyman wages across the board, while competitors use registered apprentice ratios to lower their crew costs.”

Money walking out the door

“I have to pass on lucrative jobs and watch money walk out the door because we simply don’t have enough qualified hands to take on the work.”

Slow ramp-up wipes out margins

“Green hires take so long to get up to speed that jobs run over on labor hours, wiping out our profit margins on fixed-price bids.”

The solution

A 6-Week Done-With-You Apprenticeship Program for Contractors

You build your own DOL-aligned apprenticeship. You learn funding, standards, and curriculum using our GPC Framework. You finish with a program and DOL packet you can register when you’re ready.

How the GPC Framework works Text-heavy procedures go through the GPC Framework and become visual, sensory-based training your crew understands. TEXT-HEAVYPROCEDURES GPCFRAMEWORK VISUALTRAINING
Text-heavy procedures, turned into visual, sensory-based training your crew understands.

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Weekly Done-With-You Curriculum

  1. Week 1Define Your Job and Program ScopeDuties, standards, SOPs, and Work Process Schedule.
  2. Week 2Review Your Tools & SystemsTracking plan and your first AI workflow.
  3. Week 3Design Your Curriculum/RTI MapSyllabus, credentials, and assessments designed for safety, performance, and retention.
  4. Week 4Develop Your Curriculum/RTI MaterialsSlides, knowledge checks, flashcards, and translations.
  5. Week 5Publish Your Apprentice BinderApprentice handbook, retention agreement, and policies.
  6. Week 6Submit Your DOL PacketFinal review, with revisions included until it’s submission-ready.

Leave With a Customized Program

DOL Packet Submission

Complete standards, Work Process Schedule, wage progressions, and submission review until it is submission-ready.

GPC Curriculum Framework

Hands-on, visual framework (slides, knowledge checks, flashcards, and translations) aligned with OSHA comprehension standards.

Digital Apprentice Binder

The complete rules, retention agreements, RTI/attendance rules, wage progressions, and safety policies specifically for your apprentices.

State and Federal Funding Tracker

Tools to identify eligible funding, track options, and map out available grant resources.

Additional Training & Exclusive Bonuses

Certificate of Completion

Awarded to all cohort participants who complete the training.

Certified Apprenticeship Employer (CAE) certification

Issued by Allen Learnimy, LLC to cohort participants who submit their DOL packet.

Reserve Your Spot in the Next Cohort

 

DOL Registered Apprenticeship certificate
Why Work With Me

I've Built the Programs I'm Helping You Create.

I help contractors turn their trade knowledge into a structured apprenticeship program, with the standards, curriculum, training materials, and documentation needed to move toward registration.

  • Registration & Program Development
    As a DOL Registered Apprenticeship Sponsor with a RAPIDS account, I've completed the registration process for my own AI Solutions Specialists program. I can help you understand the process and develop the standards and documentation your apprenticeship needs.
  • Construction Workforce Experience
    In 2025, I received a grant and graduated a construction apprenticeship cohort whose apprentices earned CPR, OSHA 10, and NCCER Core credentials. I'm also helping a welding contractor define his program, prepare recruitment materials, and move toward curriculum development.
  • Training That Works on the Job Site
    I've developed related technical instruction (RTI), syllabi, Work Process Schedules, and training materials. My AI Solutions Specialists apprenticeship recently graduated 21 students. I'll help turn your work processes and job requirements into organized training your apprentices can understand and apply.

You bring the trade expertise. I'll help you build the apprenticeship system around it.

  • U.S. Department of Labor: Registered Apprenticeship Program Sponsor
  • NCCER: Accredited Training Provider
  • Texas Workforce Commission: Approved School status
What Contractors Are Saying

What Contractors Are Saying About the Accelerator

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

How do I reserve my spot?

The investment is $6,499. Reserve your spot with a 50% deposit ($3,249.50). Next cohort starts [See current schedule].

What is the weekly time commitment?

Participants will spend about 10 hours per week total (live sessions Fridays, 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. (CT) or Saturdays, 9:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. (CT) & self-paced work). It’s 100% online.

What if I get busy on a job and can't finish developing the DOL packet by the deadline?

Revisions and continued support are included for up to 90 days after the 6 weeks to help get your packet submission-ready.

What happens if someone misses a live session?

All sessions are recorded and uploaded to the portal for convenient viewing anytime.

How will this save my company money?

As a Registered Apprenticeship Provider, your company can pay apprentices progressive wages instead of full journeyman wages, using approved ratios to lower labor costs on eligible jobs. Additional grants and funding opportunities may also help cover apprentice wages and training costs.

What happens after the cohort training?

Participants receive 90 days of portal access after the program ends to continue using templates for additional programs. They'll also receive a Certificate of Completion, and those who submit their DOL packet will earn the Certified Apprenticeship Employer (CAE) certification.

Enroll in the Accelerator Now

Estimated Crew Savings on a 1,000-Hour Job:

Without DOL Apprenticeship 3 Journeymen Crew Rate: $150/hr blended
$150,000 Total
With DOL Approved Ratios 1 Journeyman + 2 Apprentices Rate: $110/hr blended
$110,000 Total
Direct Labor Savings (Per Job):
+$40,000 Saved
Net Gain After $6,499 Cost:
+$33,501 Profit (6x ROI)

Investment: $6,499. Reserve your spot with a 50% deposit ($3,249.50).
Includes live sessions, feedback, and email support, with revisions until your DOL packet is submission-ready.
Format: Online. Live sessions Fridays or Saturdays + self-paced work, up to 10 hours per week total.

Get a free sample SOP redesign

Subscribe for training insights, and we'll send a redesigned version of one of your procedures as a welcome gift.

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