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Electrician apprentices are essentially entry-level electricians who work in the field under the guidance of journeyman and master electricians.

What does it take to work as an electrician? You need to master the technical side of things and have great teamwork skills. You can learn these skills with time and experience. Find out more!

If you want to work as an electrician, you must earn a certification from a state approved training program. And there is good reason for that. Click now to learn why!

If you are interested in becoming an electrician, you might wonder how much an electrician works in a typical week. It can vary depending on the job, the employer, and even the weather! Click here to find out more.

A multimeter is a measuring tool that can measure the ohms, amps, and volts of an electrical device or system. Want to learn more? Click here to read on.

Employers in many industries are turning to automation. This is particularly evident in manufacturing plants, where a machine can complete repetitive tasks faster and with more accuracy than a human. The question is, are employers in the construction industry also turning to machine automation? Click now to learn more.

In October 2021, 260,000 permits to build new homes were issued in the U.S., most in one month in history. What does that mean for electricians? Click to learn more.

More than half of working adult Americans want to switch careers. Click now to learn the factors you should consider if you want to make a career change,

If you’re interested in joining the trades, you may wonder if previous experience working in the field or with your hands is required. Click now to find out why joining a trade school is perfect for beginners!

COVID-19 forced electrical training schools to conduct classes entirely online. Now that restrictions have eased, most classes are in person. Click now to learn the advantages of in-person training and why there are very few electrician training courses offered online.