A hybrid workforce pathway combining evening classroom instruction, self-paced LMS coursework, and supervised employer site days with OJT exposure.
Evening classroom instruction covering electrical theory, NEC code, wiring principles, safety protocols, and troubleshooting methodology.
6 supervised visits to electrical contractor job sites. Observe residential rough-ins, panel installations, and commercial wiring. Meet hiring managers.
Self-paced online modules with progress tracking, quizzes, and bi-weekly reporting dashboards. Complete on your own schedule.
Structured visits to electrical contractor job sites. Observe real installations, meet hiring managers, and build employer connections.
All site day hours documented for apprenticeship application portfolios.
Cohort-based scheduling with evening and adult-friendly options available. Final schedule customized per partner cohort.
Format: 12 weeks, 144 total instructional hours
Cohort size: 8–20 participants
Bilingual (English/Spanish) instructional assistants available for cohort groups. Written materials available in Spanish upon request.
Admission: 18+, valid ID, no experience required
Workforce-funded cohorts, employer-sponsored training, grant-funded programs, and custom organizational cohorts supported.
Cohort-based and workforce-funded pricing available. Custom pricing provided per partner cohort and program scope.
Every building, every device, every system needs electricity. Electricians are essential to modern life.
New home construction, renovations, service upgrades, and repairs. Homeowners always need qualified electricians.
Office buildings, factories, hospitals, and data centers require complex electrical systems and ongoing maintenance.
Solar installations, EV charging stations, and battery storage systems are creating new specializations and higher pay.
Apprentices start at $35-45K. Journeymen earn $55-75K. Master electricians and contractors can exceed $100K.
This pathway prepares you to register as an Indiana Electrical Apprentice and begin earning while you learn under licensed electricians.
Every job is different. You'll use your brain and hands to solve electrical challenges and see immediate results.
Comprehensive training covering NEC code, residential and commercial wiring, and troubleshooting.
$35-45K
12 weeks
Complete our program
$40-55K
4 years
8,000 hours supervised work
$55-75K
Licensed
Work independently
$75-100K+
2+ years
Supervise and train others
Start your journey to becoming a licensed electrician. Check your eligibility for free WIOA-funded training.