Youth Apprenticeship

NOTE FOR APPLICANTS: Due to shifting priorities, our current need for entry-level or no-experience carpenters is limited. We're prioritizing experienced hires for efficiency. We value personality over portfolio and will offer full benefits, consistent work and job stability for the right fit.

Get Paid to Learn Carpentry in Milwaukee— $750 Signing Bonus

Join a company dedicated to developing youth apprentice carpenters, even if you have no experience. At AMCSI, you won’t be doing cleanup or sweeping duty. You’ll receive unparalleled paid carpentry training with one‑on‑one instruction and continued education classes. If you’re ambitious, eager to learn the skills of the trade, and looking for a golden opportunity to get your foot in the door for woodworking, AMCSI has your back.

Many youth apprentices at AM Construction Services, Inc. go on to be sponsored in registered apprenticeships, receiving credits to further their careers in carpentry. Choosing AMCSI ensures you’ll receive quality training and the opportunity for a stable, long‑fulfilling career. Once you go full‑time we ensure you and your family are taken care of with benefits including 401k matching, quality insurance, and more!

Ditch

the Conventional 4-Year Degree Path of Debt and Find a Career in Carpentry with Instant $$$

It's no secret the traditional 4‑year college degree path has become less affordable in the US. Students who graduate from a US college in 4 years average $37,853 of student loan debt. It's estimated students who take out a 10‑year student loan will pay between $8,000 – $9,000 in interest over time, assuming employment is found upon graduation.

When you apply to become a youth apprentice carpenter at AMCSI, you'll fulfill one of the immediate 89,000 carpenter laborer job openings in the country. AMCSI youth apprentices assistants after 4 years will make $50,000/yr on average with an estimated $148,000 worth of earnings and 0 debt accumulated before college graduates of the same class year graduate. Not to mention the satisfaction of being in a construction apprenticeship, learning woodworking skills, and building structures that will be used for decades to come.

Why

Become a Carpenter at AMCSI?

At AMCSI Incorporated, you’re more than just a number. We’re committed to hiring carpenters who want to build a stable, growth‑filled career, regardless of their starting experience. Enjoy paid training, full benefits, strong pay, great job stability and consistent work with minimal travel.

Strong Team Culture

AMCSI hires based on personality, not portfolio. We believe great results come from great people, which is why we only hire candidates who pass our rigorous pre‑employment testing and demonstrate a strong team‑player mentality.

Consistent Work With Growth Potential

Enjoy great job stability fueled by consistent work. Our team works through winter and always has a new project to tackle. At AMCSI, the right beginner can advance to mid‑level in as little as 2‑6 months.

Paid Training

At AMCSI, we give you the tools to build your career. Our apprentice‑style training is more than just on‑the‑job experience. Become a carpentry professional through paid training that includes classroom sessions and one‑on‑one instruction.

Strong Pay & Employee Benefits

AMCSI helps take care of your future by offering strong pay and full employment benefits, including competitive health, dental and vision plans. Save for your future through our 401(k) retirement plan with a generous company match.

At AMCSI, we help you reach your full potential through hands‑on training that prepares you for real‑world work. Combining job site experience with personalized instruction, we’ll help you build the skills employers rely on.

The proof is in the results: our apprentices have earned top rankings in state and national skills competitions, showing what’s possible with the right training.

AMCSI’s Award‑Winning Apprentices in State and National Skills Competitions

How To Become A Youth Carpenter Apprentice at AMCSI

Take note of your current carpentry skills.
Take an honest assessment of your level of confidence in rough and finish carpentry skills. Be sure to note if…