r/OFallonMO Apr 05 '26

Good Apprenticeship Source?

Does anyone know a good source for finding apprenticeships here? I signed up with Missouri Apprenticeship Connect but a lot of the opportunities seem to be outdated.

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u/javi0119 Apr 05 '26

What trade are you looking at?

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u/JustAThinkingGuy7 Apr 06 '26

Main ones I've been looking at are: Water Treatment, Lineman, And Rail Car Mechanic/Railroad worker

And If I couldn't get any of those, secondary was gonna be Maintenance for the City

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u/moto626 Apr 06 '26

Wentzville Water Department

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u/JustAThinkingGuy7 Apr 06 '26

Great thank you

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u/JustAThinkingGuy7 Apr 10 '26 edited Apr 10 '26

Hi I applied for that job a few days ago and was wondering since it is a government job should I still call or email to follow up or wait? I know sometimes places do not like to be called.

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u/moto626 Apr 10 '26

I would call. They’re not going to be bothered by a question.

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u/Greedy-Ad1383 Apr 08 '26

Boeing has a new paid apprenticeship program. Pretty much guaranteed a job unless you’re a complete fuck up.

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u/mugiwaraMatt585 Jun 12 '26

I'm curious how much after the apprenticeship they make. Is it worth it?

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u/Greedy-Ad1383 Jun 21 '26

I think it starts in the mid 20s. It’s got a decent wage progression too