Apprentice programs georgia

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Honor Societies. Driver Education. Beyond High School. HOPE Program. The main program is the inside wireman apprenticeship, which consists of a five-year program including 8, hours of hands-on work and hours in the classroom. The AEJATC also offers a program in voice, data and video electrical technology, usually referred to as "telecom tech.

There are also apprenticeship programs for residential wiremen and outside linemen. A heating, ventilation and air conditioning program takes four years of training including field work, classroom training and work in a training shop. The industrial welding program takes four years, the last two of which are spent learning industrial welding processes. The architectural program combines the first two, adding in ornamental welding. Pipefitters work with large industrial, commercial and residential piping systems.

Those interested in the trade can apply for an apprenticeship through the Plumbers, Pipefitters and Service Technicians Local The apprenticeship requires five years to complete, consisting of five segments a year long each. Each segment requires approximately 1, to 2, hours of field work alongside hours spent in the classroom. Apprentices in the pipefitters union can select a specialized trade to pursue journeyman status in.

Specialized trades include sprinklerfitter, pipefitter, plumber and HVAC.