How Do You Becom A Registered Electrical Apprentice?
Job growth for electricians is expected to remain stable through 2016 according the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Electricians typically start their career by becoming a registered electrical apprentice. These apprenticeships last up to four years and provide students with both on the job training and classroom instruction. Complete an application with the National Electrical Contractors Association. They are one of the largest companies that provide registered electrical apprenticeships. Students learn basic tasks such as laying and installing wiring and more advanced applications like installing video systems. Request an application by calling (301) 657-3110. Complete the classroom instruction and field experience. As a registered electrical apprentice you can expect to participate in 144 hours or more of classroom instruction and 2,000 hours of hands on experience. Once you complete your apprenticeship, you can apply for licensure. Each state is different, so check with your city for
