US Program Overview

The Aon Apprenticeship Program provides students who have not yet completed a post-secondary degree with an entry point to launch a professional career at Aon. Our two-year Apprenticeships combine in-class learning at a local community college with on-the-job learning at Aon. Apprentices earn a competitive salary and full benefits while they work toward completing an Associate Degree with a concentration in business. Applications for the 2022 Aon Apprenticeship Program are now open, apply today!

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It’s a Partnership

We work with local community colleges and non-profit partners to help Apprentices jumpstart a corporate career. Apprentices receive in-classroom and professional training, while honing skills that will serve them throughout their careers. In addition to paying Apprentices’ salary and benefits, Aon covers the costs of tuition and books while also providing career development services and mentoring support.

How It Started

Launched in the U.S. in 2017 with a cohort of 26 students, the Aon Apprenticeship Program has built a network of employers, non-profit partners, and community colleges to create more than 1,000 Apprenticeship positions in the Chicagoland area alone. Recently, Aon announced an investment of $30 million to expand the Apprenticeship Program to new cities over the next five years and we set a goal of creating 10,000 corporate apprenticeships (within Aon, and beyond) by 2030.

Why Aon?

At Aon, our people are a key differentiator that sets us apart from our competitors. Everyone on our team is responsible for acting with integrity, trusting one another and encouraging others to share their unique perspectives. We believe that no individual person or piece of Aon is stronger than the whole, and every colleague deserves to feel accepted for who they are and valued for the insights they bring.

Our Network of Aon Offices and Educational Partners

Apprentices attend classes at an Aon-partnered school three days per week in pursuit of their Associate’s degree. The local community network of employers and non-profit partners also fosters a system of support outside of the workplace.

Apply Now Lincolnshire, IL College of Lake County	Apply Now Chicago, IL Harold Washington College
Apply Now Bloomington, MN Normandale Community College	Apply Now San Francisco, CA Solano College (virtual)
Apply Now Houston, TX Houston Community College	Apply Now Radnor & Ft. Washington, PA Montgomery County Community College
Apply Now Philadelphia, PA Community College of Philadelphia	Apply Now New York, NY Borough of Manhattan Community College
Apply Now Washington, DC University of the District of Columbia Community College (UDC-CC)

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Lincolnshire, IL

College of Lake County

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Chicago, IL

Harold Washington College

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Bloomington, MN

Normandale Community College

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San Francisco, CA

Solano College (virtual)

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Houston, TX

Houston Community College

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Philadelphia, PA

Community College of Philadelphia

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Radnor & Ft. Washington, PA

Montgomery County Community College

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Washington, DC

University of the District of Columbia Community College (UDC-CC)

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New York, NY

Borough of Manhattan Community College

Salaried Position, Paid-For Tuition

Apprentices spend 40 hours per week, split between work and attending classes to complete their Associate Degree with a concentration in business. Aon covers salary, benefits, tuition, fees and books.

US Program Overview

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It’s a Partnership

How It Started

Why Aon?

Our Network of Aon Offices and Educational Partners

Lincolnshire, IL

Chicago, IL

Bloomington, MN

San Francisco, CA

Houston, TX

Radnor & Ft. Washington, PA

Philadelphia, PA

New York, NY

Washington, DC

Lincolnshire, IL

Chicago, IL

Bloomington, MN

San Francisco, CA

Houston, TX

Philadelphia, PA

Radnor & Ft. Washington, PA

Washington, DC

New York, NY

Program Overview

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Who Should Apply

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