Machining & millwright: schools & apprenticeships
- Page updated October 25, 2026
- Not a ranking
Explore machining & millwright training paths: registered apprenticeship sponsors from DOL public data, and civilian certificate/associate programs from College Scorecard. Confirm everything with the program before you apply.
Registered apprenticeships by state
- Michigan (41)
- Wisconsin (38)
- Pennsylvania (32)
- Ohio (30)
- Virginia (25)
- Indiana (23)
- Illinois (19)
- Kentucky (19)
- North Carolina (13)
- New York (12)
- Texas (12)
- California (11)
- Florida (11)
- Missouri (11)
- Colorado (9)
- Connecticut (9)
- Iowa (9)
- Alabama (8)
- Arizona (8)
- New Jersey (8)
Trade schools
1,280 currently operating institutions report related undergraduate certificate or associate programs in College Scorecard.
- California (115)
- Texas (84)
- Ohio (81)
- Florida (69)
- North Carolina (63)
- Pennsylvania (59)
- Illinois (47)
- New York (38)
- Oklahoma (37)
- Tennessee (37)
- Michigan (34)
- Arkansas (29)
- Kansas (29)
- Washington (28)
- Georgia (27)
- Virginia (27)
- Alabama (26)
- Missouri (26)
- Minnesota (25)
- Arizona (24)
Compare paths
- Trade school vs apprenticeship — cost, time, and pay without the hype
- How to find a registered apprenticeship
- Parent guide: helping your kid choose a trade
Common questions
How do I find a machining & millwright apprenticeship near me?
Pick your state below for DOL-listed sponsors tagged for machining & millwright, then confirm the occupation and openings on apprenticeship.gov or with the sponsor.
Are these official machining & millwright rankings?
No. This is a directory from public data, not a best-of list. We do not invent ratings.
What do the trade tags mean?
Apprenticeship tags come from keywords in organization names (the DOL file has no occupation field). School tags use College Scorecard CIP codes. Always verify with the program.
Apprenticeship tags = keyword match on DOL org names. School tags = Scorecard CIP mapping. See methodology.