Electrical Apprenticeships in Washington
Washington’s electrical-trainee guidance says electrical trainees and apprentices must have a training certificate and work under a certified electrician’s supervision. For people training toward the (01) journey-level electrician classification, it points to an electrical apprenticeship’s work-experience and education requirements.
Before selecting an electrical apprenticeship, confirm the program’s occupation, service area, employer and supervision arrangements, classroom requirements, hour reporting, costs, and application process.
4 listings in Washington
Columbia Basin Electrical Training Alliance
Columbia Basin Electrical Training Alliance offers an Inside Wireman electrical apprenticeship in Kennewick, with online application information from the sponsor.
View details →Northwest Washington Electrical JATC (IBEW Local 191) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
$26.12 an hour to start
Northwest Washington Electrical Industry JATC combines paid contractor work with classroom instruction in an 8,000-hour Inside Wireman apprenticeship.
View details →Puget Sound Electrical JATC — Inside Wire Apprenticeship
$32.73 an hour to start
Puget Sound Electrical JATC combines paid NECA-contractor work and classroom training for inside electricians serving King, Kitsap, Jefferson and Clallam counties.
View details →Southwest Washington Electrical JATC (IBEW Local 76) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
4 years · $27.34 an hour to start
Southwest Washington Electrical JATC combines paid electrical work with classroom training in its four-year, 8,000-hour Inside Wireman apprenticeship.
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