Apprenticeship Board

The Apprenticeship Board was created in 1939, under the statutory authority of Minnesota Statutes 178.02. Its duties are to propose occupational classifications for apprenticeship programs; to propose minimum standards for apprenticeship programs and agreements; and to advise about the establishment of such policies, procedures and rules as the board deems necessary in implementing the intent of this chapter.

The commissioner appoints the eight-member council, which is composed of three representatives from employer organizations, three representatives from employee organizations and two representatives from the general public.

Visit Apprenticeship Web page

Back to boards and councils page