Programs
Electrical TradesElectrician
Apprentice
Earn your journeyman electrician license while you work. TCR's 2-year evening apprentice program combines rigorous classroom instruction with the hands-on experience employers demand.
Program Overview
Train While You Work
The Electrician Apprentice program provides both the classroom instruction and hands-on experience required to pursue licensure as a journeyman electrician upon completion. Evening hours are designed specifically for working students.
Students gain a deep understanding of electrical theory, the National Electrical Code (NEC), wiring methods, load calculations, motor controls, and workplace safety, knowledge directly applicable from day one on the job.
- National Electrical Code (NEC) coursework
- Electrical theory and load calculations
- Wiring methods and motor controls
- OSHA electrical safety standards
- Journeyman licensure preparation
No Federal Financial Aid
This program does not qualify for Federal Financial Aid (Pell Grants, SEOG, Federal Work Study) or Veteran's Benefits. See thepaying for collegepage for alternative funding options.
Industry Testing Fees Separate
Costs for industry certification and licensure exams are not included in program tuition and are paid directly to the testing provider.
Who Should Apply
Currently employed or seeking employment in the electrical trades
Motivated to earn a journeyman license
Able to attend evening classes consistently over 2 years
Committed to combining on-the-job training with classroom learning
Tuition & Fees
Program Cost
Tuition and fees are the same every semester; only books vary. Semester 1 includes a one-time additional book at $425, while Semesters 2–4 carry $250 in books each. The program runs 4 semesters over 2 years. Industry testing costs are separate and paid directly to the provider.
This program does not qualify for federal financial aid. Contact the Business Office about payment plans or visit thefinancial assistance page for scholarship and grant options.
Payment
Students owing a balance are encouraged to pay in full at the Business Office or may enter into a monthly installment agreement. Contactthe Business Office for details.
Semester 1
Includes a one-time additional book
Semesters 2–4
Same cost each semester
Industry testing fees are separate
Books: Mike Holt Capacitor Subscription, $250.00/semester