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Registered Apprenticeship Data and Reports
Registered Apprenticeship Data and Reports
Registered Apprenticeship Michigan Dashboard
An interactive tool that provides Registered Apprenticeship data for Michigan, including insights by Prosperity Region, Michigan Works! Agency location, industry, occupation and demographic information.
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Data attributes Michigan data that is updated annually Configured for at-a-glance review Actual Michigan verified wages Best for Michigan-specific summarized data Michigan Works! & Prosperity Region data At-a-glance demographic data One-year post-completion annual wages for some occupations
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Data attributes State and national data that is updated monthly Configured for manual sorting and filtering Suggested wages (not actual) Best for Current number of Active Sponsors Current number of Active Apprentices Statistics and trends by Fiscal Year (FY) State and national comparisons
Reports
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Report cover titled “Registered Apprenticeships in Michigan” featuring a grid of photos showing workers in skilled trades and professional roles — including automotive repair, construction, healthcare, manufacturing, welding, equipment operation, and plumbing — with “April 2026” and the Michigan Center for Data and Analytics logo at the bottom.
2026 Registered Apprenticeships in Michigan Report
Read the report on the MCDA websiteThis report details demographic, occupation, wage, industry, and program information, and builds and expands upon previous Registered Apprenticeship reports published by the Michigan Center for Data and Analytics (MCDA).
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State Apprenticeship Expansion update
Michigan is a national leader in Registered Apprenticeships, ranking fourth in the U.S. with more than 24,000 active apprentices. These programs provide a high-ROI pathway to 500,000 projected jobs by 2032.
Employers accelerate right-skills development, transfer knowledge from current to future workers, and appreciate a 94% retention rate. Workers earn a competitive wage while learning from experienced mentors, avoid tuition dept, and earn a Nationally Recognized Credential upon completion.
Additional information is in the State Apprenticeship Expansion Update.