Which Program is Right for Me? *See a summary comparison below of the differences for each of the programs*
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4-year Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
3-year Telecommunications Apprenticeship
8-level Construction Electrician Program
*All programs require full-time employment with a signatory union contractor *
Applications Are Currently Closed
Applications Are Currently Closed
For Spring Semester 2026 Classes
For Spring Semester 2026 Classes
The Next Application Period (for October 2026 classes)
The Next Application Period (for October 2026 classes)
will be announced later in the year on this website
will be announced later in the year on this website
Which Program is Right For Me?
Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
HS Diploma or GED Certificate Required
Must pass an Aptitude Test (Score 5 of 9 Pts)
Starting rate of pay $17.71/hr with 5 levels of pay (1,600 hrs each)
Four-Years of Classes (720 hours) with set currriculum during two semesters each year
US Department of Labor registered apprenticeship program
Minimum of 8,000 hours of on-the-job training
Class one day every-other-week (7am-3pm)
Hybrid Courses, with some in-person & some virtual through Google Classroom
Total book & learning materials cost is due 6 weeks before the 1st semester start date, & each of 4 years
After passing the Aptitude Test - Apprentices are given priority for job placement with a contractor
Upon Completion
US Department of Labor &
Electrical Training Alliance
Journey-Level Electrician Certification
Telecommunications Apprenticeship
Telecommunications Apprenticeship
HS Diploma or GED Certificate Required
Must pass an Aptitude Test (Score 5 of 9 Pts)
Starting rate of pay $17.71/hr with 3 levels of pay (1,600 hrs each)
Three-Years of Classes (540 hours) with set curriculum during two semesters each year
US Department of Labor registered apprenticeship program
Minimum of 4,800 hours of on-the-job training
Class one day every-other-week (7am-3pm)
Hybrid Courses, with some in-person & some virtual through Google Classroom
Total book & learning materials cost is due 6 weeks before the 1st semester start date, & each of 3 years
After passing the Aptitude Test - Apprentices are given priority for job placement with a contractor
Upon Completion
US Department of Labor &
Electrical Training Alliance
Installer-Technician Certification
Construction Electrician Program
Construction Electrician Program
(NOT a registered Apprenticeship)
(NOT a registered Apprenticeship)
No experience or academic credentials required to apply as a CW1
NO APTITUDE TEST (only for Apprenticeship)
Starting rate of pay $16/hr with 8 levels of pay (1,600 hrs each)
Entry to test as a CW2 – CW5: 1 – 4 years of prior documented & demonstrated experience required to be evaluated (tested-in)
Entry as a CE1 – CE3: 5 or more years of documented & demonstrated experience required to be evaluated (tested-in)
8 levels of Classes (CWCE Curriculum)*
with classes based on availability & entry level
*Individual subjects book & materials cost due before being enrolled into classes
Minimum of 12,000 hours of on-the-job training (including previous documented experience)
Classes in the evenings from 5pm – 8pm
Hybrid Courses, with some in-person & some virtual through Google Classroom
Applying for the CE program with no documented experience does not guarantee you a job with a contractor; there are fewer positions available for inexperienced CE Program applicants
Upon Completion: Electrical Training Alliance Journey-Level Electrician Certification
Do You Already Have:
A Degree or Diploma from an Electrical Wiring/Technologies program through another trade/technical school? Please email your diploma & transcripts to ADMIN@aejatc.org
To be reviewed for any possible transfer credit or waiver that may apply
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