Apprenticeships
In Water Well Drilling & Supervision
Our apprenticeship is designed to elevate the technical capacity of individuals working with NGOs and nonprofits who are dedicated to expanding safe water access.
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Our apprenticeship is designed to elevate the technical capacity of individuals working with NGOs and nonprofits who are dedicated to expanding safe water access.
Apprentices join us from all across the globe at our headquarters in Managua, Nicaragua, for a three-month intensive program. Our unique initiative merges classroom instruction with real-world, hands-on experience, utilizing HydroLOGICA's state-of-the-art equipment including a drilling rig, facilities, and on-the-ground projects.
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Participants can expect to learn the in's and out's of the industry from leading industry professionals, make new connections, and explore the Nicaraguan landscape.
A Note from our Co-Founder
“The purpose of this program is to share knowledge of best drilling practices and foster long-term industry change. By equipping individuals with technical excellence, we aim to significantly improve the quality and sustainability of water projects globally.”
Michael Montgomery, HydroLOGICA Co-founder
What You'll Learn
Apprentices will graduate with the competence necessary to apply best practices in their home countries, helping to close the gap for the 2 billion people worldwide still lacking safely managed drinking water.
In-person training using HydroLOGICA's refined coursework
Practical experience with modern drilling equipment and tools
Full immersion using HydroLOGICA’s in-country housing and facilities
Continued post-program support from HydroLOGICA instructors
We Offer two tracks
Water Well Drilling for Water Well Drillers
Technical training for those who will directly operate drilling equipment.
Water Well Drilling Supervision
Tailored for NGO and government staff who supervise contract drilling activities.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who should apply for this?
This apprenticeship is open to anyone interested in gaining hands-on experience with our clean water access work in the field. No prior professional experience is required — just a willingness to travel to our facilities in Nicaragua and take part in in-country training and logistics.
What languages will be needed?
Training is currently offered in English and Spanish.
When does it happen?
Dates vary. Please contact us for currently available dates.
What associated costs are there?
This is not a paid apprenticeship. Apprentices are responsible for their own travel to Hydralogica's facilities in Nicaragua and their own insurance, plus a $500 apprenticeship fee. All in-country logistics, housing, and meals are included.
How do I apply?
To apply, please fill out the application form. Once you've submitted the form, our team will be in touch with next steps.
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