How to become an electrician

Known for its wilderness and arctic weather, Alaska is home to over 700,000 people – with only around 1,700 electricians in the state. This means there is ample room for new electricians. If you’re considering working in the electrical field of Alaska, you can either receive a certificate for journeyman electrical work or an Electrical …

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Alabama is home to over 8,000 electricians, with sector growth expected over the next decade. Licensed electricians in Alabama have their Journeyman Electrician License or their Electrical Contractor License. Both licenses require between 6,000-8,000 hours of supervised experience with additional completed education.  This article will discuss the requirements and process for obtaining each Alabama electrical …

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Wisconsin offers a wide selection of licenses and registrations for electricians in the state. The average WI electrician makes $61,620 annually but can make upwards of $80,000 with experience.  This article discusses the requirements, costs, and process to obtain licensure in WI as a(n): Electrical apprentice Registered electrician Journeyman electrician Master electrician Electrical contractor Commercial …

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Electricians in Massachusetts can become licensed journeyman electricians, systems technicians, master electricians, or systems contractors. This article will discuss the differences between each license and how you can apply to get your MA electrical license today. Do You Need an Electrical License in Massachusetts? Yes, Massachusetts requires an electrical license to complete professional electrical work. …

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