

IRS Activity Codes: J20, J21, J22 & J30
Apprentices receive an education that's not only relevant but allows them to earn college credits, gain work experience, develop real world skills, prepare for certification exams, and much more.
Our partnership with Google gives us the ability to provide our courses and materials in 5 languages including English. The others include Spanish, French, Japanese and Korean. We also provide Rosetta Stone.
Online programs provide a personalized approach to learning. This personalized program is tuition-free* and is self-paced. We offer cohorts at select brick-and-mortar locations.
Unlike traditional schools, apprenticeships benefit from instruction from industry leader. The curriculum's mastery-based online lessons include hands-on learning away from the computer. The commitment is about 3 to 6 hours per day working on lessons.
Apprentices have opportunities to connect with peers through both online and in-person activities. Annual STEM contests are the perfect way to showcase your apprentice's talents and a great way to connect with the larger online community.
ACA’s flexible courses and cohorts can supplement your high school or college curriculum and help an apprentice catch up, get ahead, or explore an interest. We understand that not all circumstances are the same and we want to provide every individual with the same opportunity.
Apprentices receive:
Award-winning online curriculum and hands-on materials.
Instruction from state-certified teachers.
Access to robust course offerings that include core subjects in multiple levels, world languages, and a wide range of electives.
An individualized learning plan tailored to each apprentice’s strengths and needs.
Access to an online community and a variety of support—all designed to help apprentices feel connected and engaged.
“Adams Career Academy is undoubtedly the best program for it’s commitment and ability to impact the youth.”
“What I am today is because of Adams Career Academy. The mentors are very helpful and committed towards adult learners.”