JOB OUTLOOK
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the demand for electrical jobs looks very good over the next decade. The average wage and salary for electricians is nearly $21 per hour, and apprentices usually start at half that rate.

TRAINING OVERVIEW
Offered in partnership with Independent Electrical Contractors, AACC's electrical pre-apprenticeship training program consists of five, 40-hour noncredit courses that must be taken in the same term. Classes are held five days a week.

AWARD
Upon successful completion, students will receive continuing education units.

WHAT ARE THE REQUIREMENTS?
Students must be 18 years or older, have a high school diploma or have passed the GED exam and be able to perform manual labor.

WHAT COURSES WILL I TAKE? 
Students must enroll in all five noncredit courses at the same time.

OCA-327 - Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Module 1
OCA-328 - Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Module 2
OCA-329 - Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Module 3
OCA-330 - Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Module 4
OCA-331 - Pre-Apprenticeship Electrical Module 5

HOW DO I ENROLL?
Enroll in all five noncredit courses online, by mail or fax, in person or STARS touch-tone phone. For additional noncredit registration information click here.