Apprenticeship Program | Cayuse Holdings

Cayuse Apprenticeship Program

Get Paid to Learn, Jumpstart your Career!

Hear what Daniel Scott has to say about the Cayuse Apprenticeship Program. Tribal members of the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla Indian Reservation, federally recognized Tribes, and Native Hawaiians who will be full-time or part-time college students this fall are eligible.

Fill-out our online pre-application to express your interest and open the conversation. Together we can determine if a Cayuse Apprenticeship is right for you!

What is the Cayuse Apprenticeship Program

The Cayuse Apprenticeship Program is designed to help Indigenous and Native Hawaiian college students attain a degree and work towards a career at Cayuse. Apprentices will gain work experience through a part-time job at Cayuse, receive financial support for college and work with professional staff on a guided career path.

Support Indigenous and Native Hawaiian college students attain a degree

Gain experience through a paid job.

Earn a certificate of program completion.

Why Become a Cayuse Apprentice

Cayuse Apprenticeship Program helps college students attain a degree and work towards a career at Cayuse.

PAID JOB

Work part-time and get paid while learning new skills relevant to your future line of work.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

Along with earning work wages, you will receive financial support towards your education.

CAREER OPPORTUNITY AT CAYUSE

Potential for a full-time job

with Cayuse when you finish

your degree.

MENTORSHIP

Connect with and learn from Cayuse professionals, serving as mentors, in the same career path you are interested in.

Who Can Be a Cayuse Apprentice

To apply to be a participant of this program, you must meet the key eligibility requirements. Key eligibility requirements include:

Open to members of federally recognized tribes who are attending college or plan to attend college in the coming year.
Hiring preference for enrolled members of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation and other individuals with ties to the CTUIR.
Many career paths considered, but students leaning towards these careers may benefit most: business, marketing, graphic design, communication and social media, business development and sales, information technology, compliance/legal, human resources, finance, project management.

Cayuse offers a variety of careers for those interested in business administration and back-office support for a company. If you’re interested in working towards a career in these areas, the Cayuse Apprenticeship Program may be a good fit for you. Click on a department to see examples of careers and jobs at Cayuse.