Overview

  • This is a 4-year Plumbing Apprenticeship Program that meets the State of Idaho requirement of 576 classroom hours (144 hours per year) needed to progress in the plumbing trade. Instruction is delivered in a 24-week course each year. The program provides training in plumbing fundamentals, safety practices, blueprint reading, residential, commercial, and
    industrial plumbing systems, and other essential skills using the NCCER 4th Edition curriculum. Apprentices are also required to complete 8,000 hours of documented on-the-job work experience (2,000 hours per year average) under the supervision of a licensed plumber.

    ⚠️ Important: Employment is not provided through the program. Apprentices must independently secure and maintain employment with a licensed Plumbing Journeyman or Master Plumber to complete required work hours. You do not need to have employment to enroll; however, it is strongly encouraged to obtain employment as soon as
    possible to avoid delays in completing the program requirements.

 

How to Get Started

  1. Register – Through CSI Workforce by selecting the register button and creating a Lumens account.
  2. Pay Tuition – $875. If you have Idaho Launch, WIOA, or Vocational Rehabilitation funding, please call our office at 208-732-6310 to register.
  3. Obtain Required Books – 2026 Book List 
⚠️ Important: Students must purchase the books for their current year and retain books from previous years, as they are used throughout the program. Books are not included in tuition.

Entrance Requirements

  • Must be at least 16 years of age
  • Participants must be able to understand and communicate in English to the extent necessary to safely participate in training, complete coursework, and pass required examinations, which are provided in English. 
  • Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Plumber Journeyman or Master Plumber
  • Apply for Apprentice Plumbing License through Idaho Division of Building Safety  or call (208-332-7112)

Program Expectations

  • Attendance: Students must maintain attendance to pass successfully. Attendance is 20% of the overall grade
  • Coursework: All assignments must be completed by the designated deadlines with a minimum overall grade of 70%
  • Communication: Students are expected to communicate with instructors regarding absences or concerns
  • Professional Conduct: Students must come prepared, bring required materials, and demonstrate professionalism

⚠️ Important: Students must meet attendance, the state assessment, and coursework requirements to successfully complete the course—no exceptions.. **

Funding Sources

There are several third-party funding options available to help make your training accessible and affordable. Explore the opportunities below to choose the option that best fits your situation.

  • Advanced Opportunities (High School Students)  Current high school students may be eligible for Advanced Opportunities funding, which can cover the full tuition cost of this program.  Please note that students who have previously used Advanced Opportunities funding and did not successfully complete a course may no longer be eligible. 

    Learn more: Advanced Opportunities - Idaho Department of Education
    *****Please contact your high school counselor for assistance with the application process and eligibility requirements.

  • Idaho Launch provides up to 80% tuition assistance for graduating seniors and adult learners pursuing in-demand careers. To learn more about the application process, please select the appropriate link below:

Graduating Seniors: Idaho LAUNCH Next Steps Idaho
Adults: Idaho Launch

  • CSI Workforce Scholarship We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and our CSI Workforce Scholarship is designed to support you on your journey. This scholarship may help offset costs through partial tuition assistance or by covering some of your required books. 

Apply Here: CSI Workforce Scholarships  ***Please note that scholarship funding is limited and not guaranteed.

  • Tuition Loan Agreement (Payment Plan) We also offer a split payment option called a Tuition Loan Agreement.  50% of the total balance is due at the time of enrollment, and the remaining balance is due approximately one month after the program start date. To learn more or apply for this assistance, please call (208-732-6310), email (workforce@csi.edu), or come into our office located at CSI in the Applied Technology and Innovation Center at 315 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301

Explore Your Career Options

If you are interested in learning about career opportunities in the Magic Valley take a look below.

If you are interested in learning more about our Work-Based Learning Center resources explore your options below.

Overview

  • This is a 4-year Plumbing Apprenticeship Program that meets the State of Idaho requirement of 576 classroom hours (144 hours per year) needed to progress in the plumbing trade. Instruction is delivered in a 24-week course each year. The program provides training in plumbing fundamentals, safety practices, blueprint reading, residential, commercial, and
    industrial plumbing systems, and other essential skills using the NCCER 4th Edition curriculum. Apprentices are also required to complete 8,000 hours of documented on-the-job work experience (2,000 hours per year average) under the supervision of a licensed plumber.

    ⚠️ Important: Employment is not provided through the program. Apprentices must independently secure and maintain employment with a licensed Plumbing Journeyman or Master Plumber to complete required work hours. You do not need to have employment to enroll; however, it is strongly encouraged to obtain employment as soon as
    possible to avoid delays in completing the program requirements.

 

How to Get Started

  1. Register – Through CSI Workforce by selecting the register button and creating a Lumens account.
  2. Pay Tuition – $875. If you have Idaho Launch, WIOA, or Vocational Rehabilitation funding, please call our office at 208-732-6310 to register.
  3. Obtain Required Books – 2026 Book List 
⚠️ Important: Students must purchase the books for their current year and retain books from previous years, as they are used throughout the program. Books are not included in tuition.

Entrance Requirements

  • Must be at least 16 years of age
  • Participants must be able to understand and communicate in English to the extent necessary to safely participate in training, complete coursework, and pass required examinations, which are provided in English. 
  • Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Plumber Journeyman or Master Plumber
  • Apply for Apprentice Plumbing License through Idaho Division of Building Safety  or call (208-332-7112)

Program Expectations

  • Attendance: Students must maintain attendance to pass successfully. Attendance is 20% of the overall grade
  • Coursework: All assignments must be completed by the designated deadlines with a minimum overall grade of 70%
  • Communication: Students are expected to communicate with instructors regarding absences or concerns
  • Professional Conduct: Students must come prepared, bring required materials, and demonstrate professionalism

⚠️ Important: Students must meet attendance, the state assessment, and coursework requirements to successfully complete the course—no exceptions.. **

Funding Sources

There are several third-party funding options available to help make your training accessible and affordable. Explore the opportunities below to choose the option that best fits your situation.

  • Advanced Opportunities (High School Students)  Current high school students may be eligible for Advanced Opportunities funding, which can cover the full tuition cost of this program.  Please note that students who have previously used Advanced Opportunities funding and did not successfully complete a course may no longer be eligible. 

    Learn more: Advanced Opportunities - Idaho Department of Education
    *****Please contact your high school counselor for assistance with the application process and eligibility requirements.

  • Idaho Launch provides up to 80% tuition assistance for graduating seniors and adult learners pursuing in-demand careers. To learn more about the application process, please select the appropriate link below:

Graduating Seniors: Idaho LAUNCH Next Steps Idaho
Adults: Idaho Launch

  • CSI Workforce Scholarship We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to thrive, and our CSI Workforce Scholarship is designed to support you on your journey. This scholarship may help offset costs through partial tuition assistance or by covering some of your required books. 

Apply Here: CSI Workforce Scholarships  ***Please note that scholarship funding is limited and not guaranteed.

  • Tuition Loan Agreement (Payment Plan) We also offer a split payment option called a Tuition Loan Agreement.  50% of the total balance is due at the time of enrollment, and the remaining balance is due approximately one month after the program start date. To learn more or apply for this assistance, please call (208-732-6310), email (workforce@csi.edu), or come into our office located at CSI in the Applied Technology and Innovation Center at 315 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, Idaho 83301

Explore Your Career Options

If you are interested in learning about career opportunities in the Magic Valley take a look below.

If you are interested in learning more about our Work-Based Learning Center resources explore your options below.