Make in-house OJT part of a documented apprenticeship
When employees learn on the job, sponsors need more than a training checklist. Apprentage helps organize OJT activity, mentor verification, related instruction, and records around the program’s standards.
Book a DemoFrom work process to reviewed progress
Start with the work process
Document the occupation’s required work processes, hours or competency measures, and who can verify progress. The sponsor remains responsible for its approved apprenticeship standards.
Record work with mentor review
Apprentices document work and competency evidence for employer mentors or supervisors to review. Apprentage keeps those observations with the apprentice’s OJT record instead of relying solely on end-of-period recollection.
Connect instruction and reporting
Bring provider-led related technical instruction progress alongside reviewed OJT records so coordinators can assess progression, spot missing evidence, and prepare sponsor reporting.
For employers and intermediary sponsors
Employers provide supervised work and mentors review apprentices’ evidence; sponsors set expectations and decide how verified progress meets their standards. Intermediaries can coordinate employers and instruction partners without treating separate spreadsheets as the program record.
Apprentage supports the operating record; it does not replace the employer’s supervision, the instructor’s teaching, or the sponsor’s responsibility for registration and compliance.
See how related instruction fits alongside worksite training.
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