Looking for an Electrical Apprentice Training Program? Start Here!
Being an electrical apprentice means that you are in the early stages of your career in the electrical industry. Not only will you learn about various aspects of the electrical trade during your apprenticeship — including electrical systems, circuits, wiring, safety protocols, and the National Electrical Code (NEC) — but you’ll also receive hands-on training and instruction from experienced electricians or electrical contractors.
As an electrical apprentice, much of your education will occur while working on real electrical projects. You'll assist in installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical systems and equipment under the supervision of a licensed electrician. But in addition to practical experience, you will also need to attend formal classroom training or take courses related to electrical theory, code requirements, and safety practices.
About The Electrical Association’s Apprenticeship Courses
If you’re looking for a program you can trust, The Electrical Association offers a 4-year electrical apprentice training program, with an additional extended 5th year to help you prepare for your career as an electrician.
Our electrical apprentice training course will equip you with the technical skills you need to advance in your career as an electrician. From theory and technical to code, calculations, and more, you’ll learn everything you need to excel in your work.
We know life can be busy. That’s why our courses are designed to make it as easy as possible for you to succeed.
- Classes take place on Tuesday evenings — you won't have to miss work to attend.
- Classes are all online, so you can take them anywhere.
- Missed classes are easy to make up.
- Our program is now completely mobile! You can access weekly lessons through Moodle and all live or recorded sessions through WebEx Meetings.
Our curriculum qualifies for 144 hours of RTI per year. Our friendly, knowledgeable trainers are Electrical Association certified, and the Education Department is certified through IACET.
EA’s Continuing Education Courses
Once you’re officially an electrical apprentice, you must complete two hours of DLI (Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry)-approved continuing education for electricians.
Luckily, the Electrical Association offers these courses. If you registered for our 4-year apprenticeship program, they are included with your package. Find our DLI-approved continuing education for electricians classes here.
Worry-Free Course Completion!
After you complete your continuing education course each year, the Electrical Association will submit your CE’s to the MN Department of Labor for you. We will also send you a Certificate of Completion directly for your records.
Successfully completing an electrical apprentice training program can open up various career opportunities in the electrical field, including becoming a licensed electrician, electrical contractor, electrical engineer. You may also pursue specialized areas such as industrial, residential, or commercial electrical work.
Don’t wait — make our Apprentice Training Course the first step you take on your journey to becoming a skilled electrician! Register today!