Did you know?

> There are projected to be nearly 10,000 job openings for electricians in Texas by 2028.

> Apprenticeship (earn-while-you-learn) programs are available after graduation and last 4-5 years with increasing wages. Starting wages are $15-18/hr on average.

Pre-Apprentice Electrical

This training course prepares participants for work as entry-level Electrical Apprentices. Students will begin by learning about electrical safety, hand tools, and power tools (specific to the industry). The course then covers the difference between residential and commercial employment job functions. Students learn how to wire device boxes, bend conduit, and assemble raceways. Visits from local employers, union representatives, and open shop representatives are included for exposure to different career opportunities within the industry. Participants obtain the OSHA 10 certification during their program, and assistance is provided to obtain the Texas Department of Licensing and Registration (TDLR) Electrical Apprentice License. 

Past graduates have begun their careers at companies such as Beckett Electrical Services, Bergelectric, FSG, JS Electric, Prism Electric, and many more.