Charleston Electrical JATC (West Virginia) — Inside Wireman Apprenticeship
Charleston Electrical JATC in West Virginia runs an inside wireman apprenticeship for IBEW Local 466 and NECA.
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Yes. West Virginia licenses electricians statewide. The journeyman-level credential is the Journeyman Electrician License, issued by the West Virginia State Fire Marshal — Regulatory and Licensing Division. Source: West Virginia State Fire Marshal, checked .
Source: West Virginia State Fire Marshal, Electrician Licensing Rules (103CSR5, effective May 1, 2024) · Find a paid apprenticeship in West Virginia
Source: West Virginia State Fire Marshal, Electrician Licensing Rules (103CSR5, effective May 1, 2024)
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Charleston Electrical JATC in West Virginia runs an inside wireman apprenticeship for IBEW Local 466 and NECA.
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Electricians in West Virginia earn a median of $64,810 a year ($31.16 an hour), according to BLS May 2025 OEWS estimates. That is about 2.6% above the national median of $63,190. About one in ten electricians here earns under $43,620 a year and about one in ten over $95,140.
Employment is projected to grow 6.2% over 2024–2034, with about 430 openings a year.
Sources: BLS May 2025 OEWS · Projections Central · West Virginia salary details
Nearby states: Kentucky 2 · Maryland 3 · Ohio 3 · Pennsylvania 4 · Virginia 2
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