Electrician Schools in Nebraska



Electrician schools in Nebraska offer apprenticeship training programs to students who are interested in a working as a licensed electrician. Most apprenticeships utilize several organizations to run a program include local community colleges, trade schools, electrical training centers, electrical unions and local chapters of electrical contractor associations. The average program takes four years to complete. Upon completion, graduates will have spent an average of 600 hours in the classroom and 8,000 hours on-the-job. During their apprenticeship, students can earn up to 50% of the wage of a licensed electrician. Common classes include wiring for residential, industrial and commercial properties, National Electrical Code (NEC), power distribution, electrical equipment, and occupational safety and health.

The state of Nebraska requires that electricians be licensed through the Nebraska State Electrical Division (NSED). Students should expect favorable job search conditions upon graduation.  According to data released by the Department of Labor, a job field growth of 12% is expected through 2018.