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The Electrical Training Alliance of South Florida (ETASF) is a joint program between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) and National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA). Apprenticeship programs are designed to have students work and go to school at the same time. This allows students to make a living, learn valuable on-the-job experience, and complete the education requirements needed to become a Journeyman Wireman. This is a four-year, tuition-free apprenticeship that combines paid on-the-job training with classroom instruction. Apprentices complete at least 8,000 hours of field training and 720 hours of classroom instruction, starting at $21.49 per hour with regular wage increases based on performance and academic progress. The first 2,000 hours (typically the first year) are probationary, and apprentices are responsible for purchasing required textbooks each year. # **How To Apply** Step 1: Meet Minimum Requirements \- Be at least 18 years of age \- Provide High School or College transcripts showing a passing grade in Algebra. _To verify your foreign school documents, please contact Grethel Curbelo at gcurbelo@dadeschools.net only if completed outside the U.S._ _If your education was completed in the United States, proceed to the next step._ \- If you did not take or did not pass Algebra, you must enroll in the Electrical Training Alliance online Tech Math Course and provide documentation upon successful completion of the course. \- Provide a High School or College diploma. \- Valid Driver’s License \- Own Transportation 🔘 Need to Complete Algebra? [Enroll in [Tech Math Course]( ## **Step 2: Complete Online Application** _Before starting your application, you’ll need to [create an online account]( (please note — May take up to 24–48 hours for approval)._ Applications are accepted year-round. Depending on when your application is submitted, the full application process may take approximately 6 months to 1 year to complete. Applicants are eligible for testing only after the application process is complete. All required documentation must be submitted within 30 days of the original application date. _Please note: If all required documents are not received within the 30-day timeframe, _ _your application will be archived, and you may be required to reapply._ Applications for the 2026-2027 school year are closed as of April 23, 2026. You may submit an application for the 2027-2028 school year. ## **Step 3: Provide Required Documentation** \* High School/GED/College Transcripts (Includes verified translation, For students educated outside the United States only, please reach out to Mrs. Curbelo at [gcurbelo@dadeschools.net](mailto:gcurbelo@dadeschools.net)) \* Diploma \* Birth Certificate (include translation if in another language other than English) \* Social Security Card \* Driver’s License \* INS Work Authorization (if applicable) \* Copy of DD214 (if applicable) \* Photo How To Submit Documents: _Upload clear photos in your [online portal]( _ _In-person (with an appointment) or mailed:_ Miami Office 1601 NW 17th Ave. Miami, FL 33125 (305) 324-7578 Open 8am – 4:30pm Fort Myers Office 17221 Alico Center Road, Suite 1 Fort Myers, FL 33967 (239) 482-1700 Open 8am – 4:30pm ## **Step 4: Pass an Aptitude Test** Applicants for the Electrical Apprenticeship who meet all minimum requirements will be scheduled to take the NJATC Apprentice Selection Test Battery. The test is administered at our training location and takes approximately two and a half hours to complete. It consists of two sections— Algebra and Reading Comprehension — with a short break in between. Test results are typically available within two business days. Applicants who receive a score of 4 or higher (out of a possible 9) will advance to the next step of the application process: an interview with the JATC Committee. 🔘 Prepare for the Aptitude Test 🔘 [Ultimate Electricians Guide]( [Khan Academy]( [Electric Prep]( ## **Step 5: Complete an Interview** _To qualify for an interview, an applicant must score a “4” or higher on the electrical trade’s aptitude test. _ ETASF_ will contact qualified applicants by e-mail with the interview date and time. _ _Qualified candidates are ranked based on their test scores and remain on the list of eligible applicants for two years from the date of their interview._ ### **_After Interview_** After your interview, please await further communication. The ETASF will contact you regarding your ranking score. Response times may vary depending on the order in which interviews were conducted. 🔘 Still Have Questions? Email: [mjeatc@ibew349.org](mailto:mjeatc@ibew349.org)

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