Training
College Credit Program
Pay & Benefits
Articles
More Information for: Students
Career Counselors
Career Changers
|
Pay & Benefits Most students who take the traditional route into a college or university pay tuition for several years “often taking large student loans” and then graduate into an entry-level position with low pay, leaving Mom and Dad to bail them out of the bills. Electricians EARN while they LEARN. Video testimonials: Gavin
Clark Electrical apprentices typically earn $50,000 to $75,000 in total wages and benefits while learning their trade, depending on which one of our four apprenticeship programs they select. It's not unusual for apprentices graduating from our inside programs to earn $80,000 or more in their first year as a journeyman (depending on where they live and work). Pay in our other specialties is also highly competitive with, and often surpasses, what new college graduates earn. Video testimonial: Gari Higgins That's not all. A career in the Electrical Industry offers great benefits programs (benefits vary by location). All include health insurance and participation in a national pension plan, most also include supplemental employer-paid pension and/or annuity funds, 401(k)s, and other benefits. Your son or daughter will be covered, even before he or she realizes the importance of such planning for the future. Video testimonial: Danny Peterson
|
|
