Program overview
Micron’s registered apprenticeship program utilizes the “earn while you learn" model which provides apprentices hands-on, on-the-job training while also affording them the flexibility to complete their education at the same time. Apprentices must enroll in an approved technical related certificate or 2-year associate degree. Apprentices can work as a Process Technician, Equipment Technician, or a Lab Technician, depending on the location of their apprenticeship with Micron. We currently offer apprenticeships at our Idaho and Virginia fabs with plans to expand into other locations in the US.
Apprentices receive competitive wages, progressive wage increases, health benefits, and tuition fees are covered by Micron. This program is registered with the Department of Labor and upon completion, apprentices receive a nationally recognized credential they can take anywhere.
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Apprentices must be enrolled or willing to enroll in one of our approved RTI programs. And live within close proximity to the Boise or Manassas fab. Micron also provides relocation assistance, if needed.
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Frequently asked questions
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Apprentices can complete the program in as little as 18 months! In order to complete the program, apprentices are required related technical instruction (RTI) and on-the-job training (OJT) hours.
RTI stands for related technical instruction, and our Idaho RTI provider is College of Western Idaho. OJT stands for on-the-job training, which is the hands-on industry experience apprentices receive while working as a technician in our fab.
You must complete 216 hours of RTI and 2,746 hours of OJT to complete the apprenticeship program.
Apprentices must be enrolled or planning to enroll at an approved RTI provider as designated by the program sponsor. Currently, the approved RTI provider in the state of Idaho is College of Western Idaho, and Northern Virginia Community College is the approved RTI provider in the state of Virginia. For more information on our RTI providers please check out the Related Technical Instruction provider tab.
Yes, Micron offers competitive compensation with progressive wage increases throughout the duration of the program.
No, you must be a high school graduate or have earned your GED in order to qualify for our apprenticeship program.
While we can’t always guarantee acceptance. Having earned dual college credits in Mechatronics while attending high school can increase your chances of being accepted into our apprenticeship program after graduation.
You will be able to work for Micron as a mid-level technician, depending on your performance throughout the apprenticeship.
The shift schedule various based on trainer availability and class schedules but typically, shift schedules are as follows:
A – Shift = Sunday-Tuesday, pivot Wednesday
C – Shift = Thursday-Saturday pivot Wednesday
As long as you meet the B- grade requirement, you do not have to pay Micron back for your tuition costs.
Although you are not required to pay back hours or expected to work for a certain amount of time, we would like you stay as a Micron team member!