Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC)
Apprenticeship Program
IEC
Atlanta offers an exciting and unique training experience that helps
you gain life long trade skills, gives you a competitive advantage
in the job market and builds self-confidence. We provide quality
educational services, job placement referrals with local member
contractors and opportunities to secure your future in the electrical
industry.
Earn respectable wages while you learn the skills of an electrician. IEC's electrical Apprenticeship Program uses on-the-job training (OJT) and classroom instruction to move students from helper status to certified electrician within 4 years. All IEC Apprenticeship Programs are certified by the US Department of Labor's Office of Apprenticeship, this means students receive nationally recognized credentials as a Journeyperson (certified Electrician).
The
IEC Apprenticeship Program offers job referral services with local
electrical member contractors. During the program, students receive
well-balanced thorough classroom instruction. Some of the topics
covered include residential, commercial and industrial wiring, blueprint
reading, applied mathematics, electrical theory and design, motor
controls, fiber optics installation and operation, fire alarm installation,
programmable logic and many other electrical topics. In addition
to classroom training, students conduct electrical experiments using
IECs state of the art Electrical Laboratory. The Laboratory has
24 workstations where students test the electrical theories discussed
in classroom training.
Consider These Facts about IEC and Becoming an Electrician
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Most Apprenticeship Program participants double their earnings potential in just 4 years. The US government guarantees pay increases at certain intervals because IEC operates a certified Apprenticeship Program.
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87 % of all electrical contractors are independent (non-union) businesses.
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Only government certified programs like IECs Apprenticeship Program offer nationally recognized certification as a Journeyperson.
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You can attend and transfer to over 50 IEC programs throughout the US.
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Once you become an electrician you have many opportunities to advance. Other opportunities within the electrical industry include estimating, foreman, project management, sales, consulting and even owning your own business.
MANY IEC GRADUATES START THEIR OWN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING COMPANIES!!
Join thousands of other people that recognize the value of building tangible life long work skills and great earning potential. The United States currently has a shortage of skilled electrical workers, this means job security and great earning potential for you as we move further into the 21st century. Invest the time and effort it takes to become a certified electrician today and reap the dividends for the rest of your life.
To find out more information about IEC Atlanta and the wonderful opportunities within the electrical industry, check out our web site at www.iecatlanta.org or contact our Training Director at 770-242-9277 or by email.
SECURE YOUR FUTURE TODAY BECOME A CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN
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