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Through Electrical Apprenticeship

Florida Training Services helps apprentices build long-term careers in the electrical industry
through Registered Apprenticeship programs that combine classroom instruction with
paid, hands-on workforce experience.
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Electrical Career Training

Hands-On Workforce Training Designed Around Real Industry Experience

Electrical Apprenticeship programs help apprentices build technical knowledge and practical workforce experience within residential, commercial, and industrial electrical environments.
Florida Training Services supports apprenticeship pathways designed to help apprentices strengthen electrical trade skills while continuing to work directly within the industry through sponsoring employers and workforce partnerships.
Programs combine classroom instruction, safety training, technical education, and documented on-the-job experience designed around long-term workforce development.

-What Electricians Do

Training That Supports Real Electrical Workforce Responsibilities

Electricians Help Install, Maintain, Troubleshoot, And Repair Electrical Systems Used Within Residential, Commercial, And Industrial Environments.

Electrical wiring systems

Conduit installation

Transformers

Electrical troubleshooting

Grounding & bonding

Lighting systems

Service equipment

Emergency systems

Code compliance

Workplace safety

Apprentices Continue Developing Technical Skills While Gaining Practical Field Experience Directly Within The Electrical Industry.

Career-Focused Apprenticeship

Build Electrical Experience While Continuing To Work

Registered Apprenticeship allows apprentices to continue working within the electrical field while completing structured classroom instruction and workforce training requirements.
  • Apprentices benefit from:
    • paid on-the-job training
    • practical workforce experience
    • technical classroom instruction
    • long-term career development
    • industry-recognized workforce training
    • structured apprenticeship progression

-Electrical Training Areas

Technical Instruction Built Around Industry Standards

Electrical Apprenticeship pathways include classroom instruction and workforce training focused on real electrical industry applications and safety standards.

Electrical Theory

Understanding electrical systems, circuits, current flow, and industry fundamentals.

Residential Wiring

Training focused on residential electrical installation and wiring methods.

Commercial Electrical Systems

Exposure to commercial electrical layouts, installation practices, and workforce applications.

Transformers

Technical instruction related to transformer operation and electrical distribution systems.

Electrical Test Equipment

Training involving electrical testing tools, meters, and troubleshooting equipment.

Grounding And Bonding

Safety-focused instruction regarding grounding systems and electrical protection methods.

Emergency Systems

Exposure to emergency electrical systems and related workforce applications.

National Electrical Code Fundamentals

Introduction to code-related electrical safety and installation practices.

Before You Apply

Apprenticeship Requirements Built Around Workforce Participation

Electrical Apprenticeship pathways are intended for individuals ready to work within the electrical industry while completing structured workforce training requirements.
  • Must be 18 years of age or older
  • Must work within the electrical trade field
  • Must have a sponsoring employer or qualifying placement opportunity
  • Must be physically capable of performing electrical-related work
  • Must be able to attend evening classes
  • Must be able to read, write, and communicate in English for workplace and safety purposes
  • Must complete related classroom instruction and documented on-the-job training

Additional Guidance:

Individuals with little or no electrical experience may benefit from beginning with the Pre-Apprenticeship pathway before entering Registered Apprenticeship.

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Structured Workforce Experience

Training Built Around Real Electrical Environments

Electrical Apprenticeship includes both classroom instruction and practical workforce experience completed through sponsoring employers and documented on-the-job training.
Program standards generally include:
  • minimum 2,000 hours per year of on-the-job training
  • minimum 144 hours per year of classroom instruction
  • workforce documentation and progress tracking
  • technical and safety-focused education

Training Availability

Electrical Apprenticeship Opportunities Across South Florida

Electrical Apprenticeship opportunities are available through participating South Florida training centers and workforce partnerships depending on enrollment availability.

FEATURED TRAINING LOCATIONS

Apprenticeship opportunities are available through multiple South Florida training centers depending on trade availability and employer participation.

1. North Technical Education
Center

7071 Garden Road
Riviera Beach, FL 33404

2. Atlantic Technical
College

4700 Coconut Creek Parkway
Coconut Creek, FL 33063

3. Fort Pierce Campus (Florida Training Services)

4114 Okeechobee Road
Fort Pierce, FL 34947

4. Vero Beach

1028 20th Pl, Vero Beach,
FL 32960

Career Development Support

Training Designed Around Workforce Readiness And Safety

Electrical Apprenticeship pathways support workforce readiness through classroom instruction,
safety-focused training, and industry-recognized certification opportunities.

Florida Dept. of Education Certificate

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NCCER Certification

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First Aid / CPR Certification

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Career Development Support

Training Designed Around Workforce Readiness And Safety

Electrical Apprenticeship pathways support workforce readiness through classroom instruction, safety-focused training, and industry-recognized certification opportunities.

Florida Dept. of Education Certificate
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NCCER Certification
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First Aid / CPR Certification
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-Electrical Industry Connections

Supporting Workforce Development
Through Industry Partnerships

FTS continues working alongside workforce organizations and industry partners connected to electrical apprenticeship
and workforce development opportunities throughout South Florida.
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Take The Next Step Toward An Electrical Career

Individuals interested in Electrical Apprenticeship opportunities can contact Florida Training Services for guidance regarding eligibility, employer sponsorship, enrollment periods, and training availability.
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Build Long-Term Electrical Workforce Skills Through Apprenticeship

Florida Training Services helps apprentices gain practical electrical experience, technical instruction, and workforce-focused training designed to support long-term career growth within the electrical industry.

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