Apprenticeship

Electrician Apprenticeship

 

The IBEW LU99 JATC will be accepting applications for apprenticeship starting December 1st, 2025. Office hours are between 7 AM & 5 PM, Monday through Friday. Applications are to be completed at the Training Facility. Applications require a high school diploma or GED. Applications require an official transcript with at least a passing (70 or higher) grade in Algebra One, or completion of the ETA Online Technical Math Course.

Twenty applications will be available per month for entry-level candidates. Applicants who are already registered electrical apprentices in other programs may fill out an application with documentation of their registration & hours.

For more information, contact the IBEW LU99 JATC:

Office: (401) 946-9908

Email: jatc@ibew99.org
40 Western Industrial Drive
Cranston, RI 02921
 
Training Director - Robert Cruz
Assistant Director - Mark Shanley

 

Telecommunications Apprenticeship

The IBEW LU99 JATC will be accepting applications for apprenticeship starting December 1st, 2025. Office hours are between 7 AM & 5 PM, Monday through Friday. Applications are to be completed at the Training Facility. Applications require a high school diploma or GED. Applications require an official transcript with at least a passing (70 or higher) grade in Algebra One, or completion of the ETA Online Technical Math Course.

 Twenty applications will be available per month for entry-level candidates. Applicants who are already registered electrical apprentices in other programs may fill out an application with documentation of their registration & hours.

For more information, contact the IBEW LU99 JATC:

Office: (401) 946-9908

Email: jatc@ibew99.org
40 Western Industrial Drive
Cranston, RI 02921
 
Training Director - Robert Cruz
Assistant Director - Mark Shanley

Applying and Qualifying for Apprenticeship in the Electrical Industry

The National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW 99) jointly sponsor an electrical apprenticeship training program that could potentially offer you the opportunity to earn wages, benefits and a college degree while you learn the skills needed for a trade that can be both challenging and rewarding. You will have the chance to use your mind, as well as your physical skills, to complete work in a variety of settings with the constant opportunity to learn something new.

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