
Apprenticeships
United States Apprenticeships
Launch your career with Cushman & Wakefield's dynamic apprenticeship program, where opportunity knows no bounds. As an apprentice, you'll gain hands-on experience while working at premier client sites, mastering essential skills that form the foundation of a rewarding career path. Our structured program provides clear advancement opportunities, with the potential to grow into senior maintenance technician roles. We're committed to your professional development, offering comprehensive training and mentorship to help you achieve your career aspirations.
Since 2022, C&W Services has hired a total of 485 apprentices across the United States, with 405 of them joining our team. Our apprentices gain valuable skills and knowledge in various trades, preparing them for successful careers in the industry.

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Mechatronics Robotics
The Mechatronics Robotics Technician is responsible for installing, testing, and maintaining mechanical, control systems, electrical, and computer engineering instrumentation. These systems integrate various engineering disciplines to automate and control machinery and processes, and can be found in both commercial and industrial environments.

Electrical
An electrician installs, maintains, and repairs electrical systems in buildings, machines, and other equipment. This equipment includes electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems and can be found in a variety of settings, including multi-family residential sites, businesses, factories, and construction sites.

Electrical & Instrumentation
The Electrical Instrumentation Technician is responsible to install, test and calibrate electronic equipment to measure, test, and control electrical signals and systems. These systems measure various things including temperature, pressure, flow, and level and can be found in both commercial and residential environments.

HVAC
The HVAC Systems Technician is responsible for installing, testing, and maintaining HVAC systems and associated peripheral equipment. These systems regulate various environmental factors, including temperature, humidity, and air quality, and can be found in both commercial and residential environments. Depending on the client's needs, additional certifications and licenses may be required, especially in highly regulated areas.

Maintenance Mechanic
The Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for the broad classification of conventional machining, repair welding, shafting, and equipment alignment. These tasks involve precise mechanical work to ensure the proper functioning and maintenance of machinery and equipment, and can be found in both industrial and commercial environments.
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Application process
Our apprenticeship program requires candidates to be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma (or equivalent), and pass a mechanical aptitude assessment. Apprentices receive education and hands-on experience in safety, technical documentation, computer use, material transfer conveyors, and high-performance manufacturing equipment. The program includes paid Related Technical Instruction (RTI) at key client sites and On the Job Learning (OJL) with a journey worker mentor, requiring a minimum of 2,000 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Apprenticeships are work-based career pathways where individuals obtain paid work experience, technical instruction and nationally recognized, portable credentials and employers develop their future workforce.
No. It won't cost you anything but your time and effort. We will pay your tuition and you will be eligible for benefits on your first day
While you study fundamentals and learn about a trade in the classroom, you will also be working and getting paid to learn from an expert in your chosen trade, putting your learnings to use in real-life.
HVAC, Electrical, Building Maintenance, Welding, Mechatronics/Robotic, Safety Tech and more.
Depending on the trade, a program can last from one to five years.
Starting wages range from $16 to $18.26, with wage increases upon successful completion of benchmarks such as hours worked or courses completed.













