Electrician Schools in Indiana

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Most programs at electrician schools in Indiana are four years in length and combine classroom instruction with apprentice work, under the guidance of a licensed mentor electrician. Typical coursework at Indiana electrician schools includes National Electric Code (NEC), electrical lighting, commercial and residential wiring, electrical safety hazards, and electrical theory.The majority of programs utilize several agencies to run a program including community colleges, local electrical trade unions, and electrical training facilities. Eligibility to apply for an electrical apprenticeship usually requires a high school diploma or GED and acceptable test scores on an aptitude test. Students interested in applying should be prepared for keen competition for limited spots.

Electricians make an average salary between $17 and $30 an hour. Wages vary according to licensure, type of electrical work, and location. Most states have varying licensing requirements. The Indiana Professional Licensing Agency can provide Indiana state residents with information on local requirements as there is no state licensing requirement. Electrical jobs are expected to increase by 12% through 2018 according to U.S. Labor Department data.