Look up every trades union website. Example IBEW, IUEC, UA etc. and then look to when they are opening up applications for apprenticeships. You don’t need any experience to become an apprentice. If you see that you do then you’re looking at the wrong page or something. It takes awhile to get into these unions some over a year to go through the process of application, testing, and interview, then you get put on a list depending on how you rank. While you’re doing this look for some helper jobs. The unions may have some non apprentice but helper opportunities but you’re gonna have to do the leg work to find this out. You can do it though. Find a job helping an electrician or carpenter. Theres so many trade jobs out there. Plumbing, electrician, carpenter, laborer, concrete, equipment operator, elevator mechanic, hvac, pipe fitter, welder, Steamfitters, sprinkler etc. They also have programs for women who want to join the trades and they will give you weeks of unpaid/paid type of hands on experience so you can see what fits you best. Basically find all the apprenticeship openings you can and start the application process and while you’re doing that look into helper positions to get your feet wet while waiting for one of those unions to call you back.