YOUR PATH TO BECOMING AN ELECTRICIAN:

A BRIGHT FUTURE STARTS HERE!

Interested in a high-demand, rewarding career? Join the Electrical Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship Program and get the skills you need to succeed in a fast-paced, growing industry.

This program is your gateway to becoming an electrician, with free training, evening and weekend classes, and direct entry opportunities into the union Residential Electrical Apprenticeship for top performers.

Program Overview

The program begins March 3, 2025 with solar certification curriculum from Solar Energy International. The next and largest portion of the program is an Electrical Pre-Apprenticeship with the Puget Sound Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Council (PSEJATC) that includes workplace skills training with Seattle Jobs Initiative. Programming will be offered in English.

Why Choose This Program?

  • Top graduates earn direct entry into an electrical apprenticeship. All participants receive career supports, tools, and work gear to ensure success.

  • Flexible scheduling with evening and weekend sessions, making it easy to balance your current commitments while advancing your career.

  • Earn a solar energy certification to be competitive in the rapidly growing clean energy sector.

Who should apply?

All are welcome to apply, with strong encouragement to women, LGBTQ+, Black, African, Caribbean, Pacific Islander, Asian, Hispanic/Latino/Latine people, and Indigenous/Native people.

Apply now and join the forefront of the clean energy revolution. Don’t miss this opportunity to build a bright future as a skilled electrician.

Apply Today

Interested in learning more about the Electrical Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship? Complete this short form and we’ll reach out to answer your questions.

Questions? Contact Roz Jenkins, (360) 970-3591, rjenkins@emeraldcities.org

About the Electrical Pathways Pre-Apprenticeship

The electrical pathways pre-apprenticeship program is a partnership between the Puget Sound Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Council and Emerald Cities Collaborative.