ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE
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A P P R E N T I C E S H I P
E L E C T R I C A L
ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP
Program Number: I46032RA/B
PROGRAM LENGTH:
8,640 hours, four years
EMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK:
Room No./Location: TBD
Instructors
Crandon
Dempsey
Ratliff
Sutton
Day/Night
Day
Start/End Date
9/9/2013 – 9/2017
Tuition
None
Night
Meeting Days
Meeting Times
On-The-Job Training: 8:00am – 5:00pm
Mon. – Fri.
Class Instruction
Tues. & Thurs.
or Mon. & Wed.
Lab Fee
None
6:00pm – 9:00pm
Employment opportunities are excellent for those
obtaining journeyman electrician designation.
SALARY RANGE:
The national salary range for an journeyman electrician
is $29,000 to $80,900**
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Books
$392*
PURPOSE:
The Electrical Apprenticeship program prepares students
to become trained, licensed journeyman electricians,
through four-year indentured apprenticeships. It includes
residential, commercial, and industrial electricity; motor
control; and project management.
Students must have a regular high school diploma or
GED, a valid Florida Driver’s License, be at least 18 years
of age, meet basic skills requirements, provide a resume
of work experience, be drug free, and be hired by a
local electrical contractor. Enrollment is competitive and
limited. Prospective students must apply to this program
by August 1 and contact Gary Crandon, apprenticeship
coordinator, 873-8400, for application information.
CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION:
COURSES:
I46032RB-1ST YEAR RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICIT Y
This course introduces the basic principles of electricity
and continues with electrical math concepts, principles
of residential electricity, and residential electric code.
I46032RB-2ND YEAR COMMERCIAL ELECTRICITY
This course introduces advanced theories and principles
of electricity and continues with advanced electrical
math concepts, principles of commercial electricity, and
residential electric code. Students begin preparation for
the Journeyman Electrician examination.
Up o n co m p l e t i o n o f a l l co u r s e r e q u i r e m e n t s ,
students earn a certificate of completion in Electrical
Apprenticeship.
CERTIFICATIONS:
Successful students will earn Journeyman Electrician
licenses.
APPLICATION DEADLINE:
For the September, 2013 class, applications are due to
Gary Crandon by August 1. However, we will continue
to accept applications until the class fills.
I46032RB-3RD YEAR INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICIT Y
AND MOTOR CONTROL
This course continues into more advanced theories
and principles of electricity and expands into circuits,
electrical motor control, and industrial electricity.
Students continue to prepare for the Journeyman
Electrician examination.
ADVANCED MOTOR CONTROL
AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
This course continues into more advanced motor
control, and into concepts and principles of project
management. Students learn the skills and knowledge
needed to supervise small and large electrical projects, and
to estimate electrical jobs leading to contract proposals.
I46032RB-4TH YEAR
I46032RA (4 YEARS)
ELECTRICAL OJT
This course provides on-the-job training opportunities
for electrical apprenticeship students. Students will
apply the theory and principles learned in the classroom
to their employment in the field of electricity.
This program is approved for VA training.
Marion County Public Schools, An Equal Opportunity School District
*
All fees are subject to change. The tuition amount is an
estimation and could increase or decrease depending
on Florida School Law for 2013-2014. Please contact
the Student Services Department for current costs.
**
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational
Employment Statistics Program
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