Classroom Hours
1st & 2nd Years: M/W 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
3rd & 4th Years: T/Th 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
As an Electrician Apprentice, you will install and maintain electrical systems. You will place wiring in buildings and repair electronic controls on equipment. Some of your responsibilities will be reading blueprints and placing electrical conduits inside walls, partitions, ceilings, and other areas. You will feed insulated wire through conduits and install various kinds of electrical equipment, including transformers, circuit breakers, outlets, and switches.
The Electrical Apprenticeship program provides a solid understanding of the National Electrical Code (NEC), its layout, the requirements for different electrical systems, and the components of those systems. This program discusses the risks involved with electricity and electrical systems as well as the safety equipment and measures that are in place to protect electricians and the general public alike.
Program Objectives
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Reasons to consider electrical trades for your career:
Here are just a few of the critical things you'll do with a career in the electrical trades:
In the Electrical Apprenticeship program, students learn about the National Electrical Code and how to apply it in their work. Electricians are on the front line of code compliance and safety.
With highly sought-after skills in a high-demand field, you'll have an advantage in the job market. You'll also have several options for continuing education in this and closely-related fields.
Continuing education is offered through our Custom Fit department.
Are you ready for a “shocking” experience? Well the Electrical Apprenticeship program is just for you. In this in-depth program, you’ll learn how to install and maintain electrical systems for various types of equipment. You’ll also learn how to wire from the inside of a wall, making sure there is power on the other side. You’ll read blueprints, follow plans, and ensure electrical systems are safe and installed properly.
There are many opportunities for licensed journeyman electricians:
1. You can continue your education and become a master electrician.
2. With your additional education, you can become a supervisor or even a business owner.
3. There is something new every day to experience. No two jobs will ever be the same.
