Become an electrician: training, licensing and pay in every state
51 states and territories with listed schools or apprenticeships, and licensing pages for 52, each checked against official sources.
Median pay $63,190 a year 81,000 openings a year 9.5% growth over 10 years Highest median: Oregon $101,310 Sources: 2025 wages; 2024–2034 projections
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Number of schools and apprenticeships listed.
- Alabama 3
- Alaska 2
- Arizona 3
- Arkansas 2
- California 9
- Colorado 3
- Connecticut 2
- Delaware 2
- District of Columbia licensing
- Florida 4
- Georgia 3
- Hawaii 2
- Idaho 2
- Illinois 3
- Indiana 2
- Iowa 2
- Kansas 4
- Kentucky 2
- Louisiana 2
- Maine 2
- Maryland 3
- Massachusetts 2
- Michigan 2
- Minnesota 4
- Mississippi 1
- Missouri 3
- Montana 1
- Nebraska 2
- Nevada 3
- New Hampshire 2
- New Jersey 4
- New Mexico 2
- New York 5
- North Carolina 4
- North Dakota 2
- Ohio 3
- Oklahoma 2
- Oregon 2
- Pennsylvania 4
- Puerto Rico 3
- Rhode Island 2
- South Carolina 3
- South Dakota 2
- Tennessee 2
- Texas 16
- Utah 2
- Vermont 1
- Virginia 2
- Washington 5
- West Virginia 1
- Wisconsin 4
- Wyoming 2
Recently checked
Listings re-verified against their official sources.
- IBEW Local 102 (Parsippany JATC) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
- IBEW Local 176 (Joliet JATC) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
- IBEW Local 25 (Long Island JATC) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
- IBEW Local 41 (Buffalo JATC, Orchard Park) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
- IBEW Local 6 (San Francisco JATC) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship