Continuing Education Seminars for Engineers Harford County Md
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With on-the-job training you will gain hands-on experience and earn money while learning skills in the workplace. We provide the technical in-classroom instruction for this high-demand field.
In 2021, average hourly wages of electricians in Maryland were $30.10.
Become an Electrician!
- No Cost to Apply
- Earn While You Learn
- Great Compensation
- Job Security
- Variety of Challenging Projects
- A Career
Employment of electricians is projected to grow 9 percent from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations.
Electricians who can perform many different tasks, such as electronic systems repair, solar photovoltaic installation, and industrial component wiring, should have the best job opportunities.
About 84,700 openings for electricians are projected each year, on average, over the next decade.
Program Overview
Successfully complete this four-year program and you'll earn a Journeyperson Certificate from the Maryland Department of Labor. This certificate is evidence of your training and skills, making you highly employable. Beginning July 1, 2022 this certificate will allow you to apply though the Maryland Department of Labor for a license as a journeyperson electrician without having to take an exam. The exam is waived for graduates of a registered apprenticeship program.
Becoming a licensed journeyperson electrician means you will be earning a journeyperson's wage.
Electrical licenses are issued through the State of Maryland. For more information visit. https://www.dllr.state.md.us/license/elec/
Work Full Time
Work full time (2,000 hours of on-the-job training each year).
Quick link to our hiring list.
Classroom Instruction
144 hours of in-classroom instruction per year (Classes meet from September through April, twice a week from 6-9 p.m.)
Journeyperson Certificate
Graduates earn a journeyperson certificate upon completion of the program. Electrical licenses are issued by the State of Maryland.
Apprenticeship Career Opportunities
You can take your career as far as you want to go! Completing a 4-year apprenticeship opens the door to various paths including owning your own business or completing an associate degree at Harford Community College with up to 21 credits earned through the program.
RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL
Learn the skills to build/wire, troubleshoot, repair, and replace electrical systems for all types of buildings such as sports facilities, factories, homes, shopping centers, and restaurants.
Testimonials
Testimonials
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program opened so many doors for me over the years. If not for my years at HCECA..." Read More >
"This program helped me build my knowledge and future career as an electrician, and I was continuously inspired by my instructors' passion..." Read More >
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program's Master Electrician Exam Prep course came highly recommended..." Read More >
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program's management and staff has been a joy to work with." Read More >
"The HCECA was my foundation. My instructors were not only career electricians, but had the experience to help me realize what else I could become." Read More >
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program opened so many doors for me over the years. If not for my years at HCECA..."
Read More >
"This program helped me build my knowledge and future career as an electrician, and I was continuously inspired by my instructors' passion..."
Read More >
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program's Master Electrician Exam Prep course came highly recommended..."
Read More >
"The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program's management and staff has been a joy to work with."
Read More >
"The HCECA was my foundation. My instructors were not only career electricians, but had the experience to help me realize what else I could become."
Read More >
The Harford County Electrical Apprenticeship program is offered through a partnership between the Harford County Electrical Contractors Association (HCECA) and Harford Community College. Our goal is to provide the electrical construction Industry with the most highly trained and skilled workforce possible.
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