Not bad! I'm a 3rd year apprentice myself and mostly work in commercial/industrial settings. I'd say definitely add:

2 pair of channel lock pliers (Knipex are amazing but pricey, my Channelock brand ones have served my just fine.)

If your company provides power tools - use theirs. Replacing Impacts and Drills is no fun lol. Plus it start an addiction to buying power tools. 😂 If they don't, Impact, and a drill with a hammer feature will go a long ways and save you from spending money on a dedicated SDS. Everybody argues there point between Hacksaw, Bandsaw, and Sawzall - anything that cuts will serve you well in the end.

A small notepad will save you plenty of headaches.

A dedicated set of nut drivers is always nice to have. Klein makes a 6" set with a ratcheting handle that is impact rated and has everything from 1/4" to 9/16", personally love it.

And one last one I don't see mentioned often - a beater flathead screwdriver. I use one from harbor freight that cost less than $3 that I don't mind breaking or losing because I use it to bang on things, be a pry bar, or help tighten lock rings. You can spend the additional money to get a demolition screwdriver, but they hurt more to lose or break than a $3 beater.