I went to the carpenter training center (pnci). I spoke with Aser (an instructor) on how apprentices can be successful during classes. He gave some good advice. I went more in depth on the interview process. The initial process of join the apprenticeship is maybe the most important. You must take it very seriously. If your late or acting lackadaisical it's not likely you will be accepted in the apprenticeship. Aser also spoke about classes he teaches. The training center is a lot more hands on teaching. So, if your more of a hands-on learner this is the right place for you. pnci website https://www.pnci.org/index.lasso
