How to become an electrician

Michigan offers a wide array of licensing options for electricians in the state. All electricians should be licensed or work under a licensed electrical contractor if training. This article discusses the requirements for and caveats of the following Michigan electrical license types: Electrical Journeyman License Master Electrician License Electrical Contractor License Fire Alarm Specialty Technician …

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New Jersey is one of the highest-paying states for electricians, averaging at $64,000 and up. After completing a certified training program or apprenticeship, New Jersey electricians can apply for two types of licenses: a Journeyman Electrician License or an Electrical Contractor License.  Do You Need an Electrical License in New Jersey? New Jersey requires primary …

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Roughly 700,000 people are employed as electricians in the U.S. and the majority of them have gone through a training program to get there. After high school, the standard training period to become a basic electrician lasts between 4-5 years.  After this, electricians can go on to receive a Journeyman License, Electrical Administrator License, Master …

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In Illinois, each municipality determines its requirements for electrician certification and licensure. Most municipalities offer an Electrical Contractor License, Journeyman License, or alternative licensure.  Electricians must have completed at least four years of supervised work, passed an exam, and submitted an application to their municipality for approval. This article will review the electrical licensing requirements …

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