A better way to pay for apprenticeships
Apprenticeships blend classroom instruction with paid, on-the-job training, giving students a direct path into in-demand careers. Now, families can use 529 accounts to pay for certain qualified expenses for registered apprenticeship programs, helping to reduce costs while building real-world skills.
What’s covered?
Tuition and fees for registered apprenticeship programs
Books, supplies, and required course materials
Equipment and tools necessary for training
To qualify for 529 plan use, your trade or vocational school must have a federal school code or accept federal financial aid, and the program should be a registered apprenticeship with the U.S. Department of Labor and Industry. Check with your program sponsor to confirm eligibility. You can also explore the full list of National Apprenticeship Occupations for more details.
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