Job Description
Staley Electric is proud to be part of the new youth electrical apprenticeship program in Arkansas that allows
16- and 17-year-olds to earn on-the-job training hours towards their electrical license
before graduating high school. Highlights
- First program in Arkansas for youth apprenticeships.
- ️ Targets 16- and 17-year-olds interested in trades.
- Combats worker shortage in construction industry.
- Early training increases earning potential.
- Staley Electric employs the first two apprentices.
- Combines on-the-job training with classroom instruction.
Qualifications - Must be between the ages of 16 and 17 years old
FAQ's What is the difference in Youth Apprenticeship and Regular Apprenticeship? YOUTH APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM = Can obtain OJT hours but may be less than the 2,000 required a year.
REGULAR APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM = Required 2,000 OJT hours per year.
What documents are required for Enrollment? You must have a valid government issued photo ID and a copy of their High School Transcript, Diploma or GED.
What if I am older than 17, how can I get enrolled in Youth Apprenticeship Program? Once you turn 18, you are eligible to apply for the Staley Electric Apprenticeship Program.
Job Tags
Temporary work, Apprenticeship,