Contact IEC-Dakotas to register your apprentices for our BAT approved apprenticeship training.
Classes begin in August and continue through May in 9 communities in
North and South Dakota.
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Apprenticeship Forms
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Apprenticeship Training:
IEC’s apprenticeship program is an approved US Department of Labor/Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training approved program with a link to Kilian Community College to receive an Associates of Applied Science Electrical Technology Degree.
Apprenticeship Training Fact:
Apprenticeship training is a form of education that incorporates workplace training with technical, in-school training.
What makes IEC’s program successful?
- A four-year certified program provided at 9 different locations in North and South Dakota.
- 144 minimum hours of classroom training per year with lectures, demonstrations, labs and homework taught by highly committed and knowledgeable instructors hired annually by the IEC-Dakotas Apprenticeship and Training Committee.
- Based on 576 classroom training hours and a total of 8000 hours of on-the-job training for the four-year program.
- Training is overseen by an active Apprenticeship and Training Committee regarding policies and procedures.
- Employers have a concern and are interested in the employees progress.
- Associate of Applied Science Degree in Electrical Technology is offered for this program.
- Certification from the US Department of Labor upon completion of this program.
- Certification from the IEC upon completion of this program.
- Dedicated professional staff to assist you in moving through the program.
- Students completing the program say, “This is the best training they could do.”
Why Join the Team of IEC Electricians?
- Our members afford the highest professionalism and education for their employees.
- The demand for trained, skilled electricians is high at this point in time.
- As an apprentice for a member of the IEC team you do not have to pay dues to belong to the organization.
- Growth opportunities are abundant in the electrical field.
- Once you complete the electrical apprenticeship and become a journeyworker, you can move up the career ladder as a project foreman, estimator, manager, etc. The goals are there to achieve. You have to be willing to work to achieve the goals.
Choosing to be an electrician can provide an exciting, challenging and rewarding future for you.
Continuing Education:
Continuing Education hours are held yearly for electricians to accumulate their required hours for license renewal. IEC-Dakotas works to improve the industry through quality code training for its members.
Contractor management and journey worker training are also offered at various times and locations throughout the year and during the annual convention in March or April.
Short topics are covered at the monthly sub-chapter meetings held throughout North and South Dakota.
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