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Discover how the North Alabama Electrical Training Alliance is shaping the next generation of skilled electricians through comprehensive education and hands-on training.
North Alabama Electrical Training Alliance
To apply, candidates must meet the following criteria:
- be at least 18 years old by May 31, 2027, and
- possess a high school diploma or G.E.D. by the same date.
- Applicants must submit a completed Apprenticeship Application and Supplemental Form, along with a $25.00 processing fee.
- Official transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions are required, showing courses and grades. G.E.D. holders must provide their certificate and scores, including math content.
- A minimum math requirement includes one year of high school Algebra I or an equivalent post-secondary course.
- A valid Alabama or Tennessee driver’s license is necessary, and residency in specified counties is required.
- While not mandatory, submitting a resume is encouraged.
North Alabama Electrical Training Alliance Geographic Coverage
Residency Requirements
Applicants must reside in specific counties within Alabama and Tennessee to be eligible for our program. In Alabama, the covered counties include Lauderdale, Colbert, Marion, Limestone, Lawrence, Winston, Madison, Morgan, Franklin, and the northern portion of Marshall County above the Tennessee River. For Tennessee residents, eligible counties are Hardin, Wayne, Lawrence, and Giles. Ensuring residency in these areas is crucial for application consideration.
Our program is dedicated to serving these regions, providing opportunities for aspiring electricians to gain valuable skills and knowledge. By focusing on these specific counties, we aim to support local communities and foster a skilled workforce within these geographical boundaries.
Math Requirement
Algebra Proficiency
To qualify for our apprenticeship program, applicants must demonstrate proficiency in mathematics, specifically in Algebra. This requirement can be fulfilled by successfully completing one full year of high school Algebra I with a passing grade. Alternatively, applicants may complete an equivalent post-secondary Algebra course or pass a G.E.D. Math course that includes Algebra content. This foundational knowledge in Algebra is essential for understanding the technical aspects of electrical work and ensuring success in our training program.
Steps to Apply
Application Process
The application process for our apprenticeship program involves several key steps. First, applicants must submit a completed Apprenticeship Application Form, accompanied by a $20.00 application processing fee. Next, official transcripts from high school and any post-secondary institutions must be provided. These transcripts should be sent in a sealed envelope or emailed directly from the school or Parchment, Inc. to our designated email. Additionally, applicants must include a copy of a valid Alabama or Tennessee driver’s license and may choose to submit a resume, although it is not mandatory.
Meeting these requirements ensures that your application is complete and ready for review.
