Electrical Apprenticeships
Install, troubleshoot and maintain electrical systems and controls.
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Registered apprenticeships typically combine supervised paid work with related technical instruction. Other entry-level positions may offer paid training without being registered apprenticeship programs. Confirm which model each employer offers.
Choose work that fits your interests, schedule, physical demands and long-term goals.
Use MichiganHired.com to search job descriptions, locations and employer eligibility requirements.
Emphasize attendance, reliability, safety awareness, mechanical skills and willingness to learn.
Register for an event and prepare to discuss why you want a trade or apprenticeship career.
Install, troubleshoot and maintain electrical systems and controls.
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Explore this career path ↗Start with your preferred city and expand to surrounding counties. These local guides explain the kinds of employers and training routes to investigate:
Many apprenticeships combine paid work with supervised training. Pay, progression and eligibility vary by employer and program. Check each current listing on MichiganHired.com for the specific terms.
Many apprenticeship pathways do not require a four-year degree. Requirements may include a diploma or equivalent, basic skills assessments, a driver’s license or other trade-specific qualifications.
The published 2026 dates include Current event dates and venues are displayed on the main job fair schedule. Always confirm the event details before traveling.
Employers, apprenticeship sponsors and training providers can inquire about participation, candidate engagement and registration details by calling 248-237-3600.
Visit MichiganHired.com and enter a title such as “apprentice,” “machinist,” or “electrician” with your preferred Michigan city. Listings change; verify availability before applying.