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1.      What is the purpose of the United States Military Apprenticeship Program (USMAP)?

To offer service members of the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, and Marine Corps the opportunity to further develop their skills and knowledge within selective specialties and grant them the opportunity to receive appropriate civilian certification for skills and training attained while on active duty

1.      What are the eligibility requirements for the USMAP?

Must be on active duty

Must possess a High School Diploma or GED Certificate

Applicants must have been assigned to a MOS applicable to an authorized apprentice able trade

Applicants must be assigned to duty in an applicable MOS

Applicants can only sign for one Apprenticeship program during the same period of time

No terms of enlistment

1.      What are the incentives of the USMAP?

Since this is not an enlistment option, there are no promotional incentives or any geographic assignment guarantees involved

This program allows individual Marines to receive credit for Technical Instruction (Formal Training School)as well as credit for Job Work Experience, to be accredited toward Certification of Journeyman status from the Department of Labor (DOL)

Additionally, Marines may be credited with 1,000 hours for each full year of military experience prior to registration into USMAP (cannot exceed more than 50% of the term of the apprenticeship)

1.      What is the minimum Classroom/Technical Instruction requirement for USMAP?

1.      What are the registration and certification procedures for the USMAP?

Must complete Apprentice Registration Application (CNET 1560/1) available at Marine Lifelong Learning Centers aboard Marine Corps installations

Every six months to the base registrar for subsequent submittal to USMAP