Careers in the Trade
Earn While You Learn: Become an Electrician
NECA contractors and IBEW locals partner to train the next generation of Idaho electricians — paid apprenticeships with benefits, no student debt, and a career that can’t be outsourced.
Where to Apply
Start With the IBEW Local That Covers Your Area
Idaho apprentices are trained through joint programs run by NECA member contractors and the IBEW. Applications, aptitude testing and job referral all begin with your local.
$0
Tuition Debt
2
IBEW Local Partners
18
Hiring Contractors
100%
Signatory Workforce
Why the Union Path
Paid Training, Real Benefits, Work That Stays Here
Earn
Paid From Day One
Apprentices work on real projects for member contractors and earn a wage that steps up as skills and classroom hours accumulate.
Learn
No Student Debt
Classroom instruction and on-the-job training run side by side through the joint apprenticeship program. You finish with credentials, not loans.
Build
A Career That Can’t Be Outsourced
Idaho’s data centers, hospitals, schools and plants all need licensed electricians on site. The work stays where the buildings are.
Ready to Start Your Apprenticeship?
The chapter office can point you to the right local and let you know when applications open.