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Electrician training programs

594 colleges and career schools report electrician programs to IPEDS, with 32,683 completions in 2023-24.

Programs listed
654
all states
Middle program cost
$16,375
$5,380 to $21,500, IPEDS
Middle length
10 months
141 certificates, IPEDS
Median pay
$63,190
electricians, BLS May 2025
On state WIOA lists
974
programs, U.S. DOL file

Electrician Programs by state

StateProgramsCompletions, 2023-24Median pay
Alabama10582$55,690
Arkansas221$49,070
Arizona12576$61,060
California716,657$76,160
Colorado7204$62,230
Connecticut6687$77,540
Delaware1156$63,700
Florida541,223$57,250
Georgia26917$58,320
Hawaii347$96,460
Iowa8175$60,860
Idaho42$63,000
Illinois251,014$99,560
Indiana3642$68,490
Kansas14385$65,860
Kentucky163,922$59,720
Louisiana121,096$61,540
Massachusetts248$79,420
Maryland2115$73,490
Maine6151$75,380
Michigan12169$76,270
Minnesota15525$78,160
Missouri674$65,410
Mississippi14601$60,860
Montana18$76,760
North Carolina391,437$56,800
North Dakota264$65,710
Nebraska5273$60,820
New Hampshire124$62,840
New Jersey131,361$77,250
New Mexico7137$58,390
Nevada6336$73,570
New York151,236$78,750
Ohio19185$64,700
Oklahoma18560$61,010
Oregon1092$101,310
Pennsylvania26941$67,600
Rhode Island2166$74,090
South Carolina671$58,740
South Dakota5116$61,390
Tennessee12285$61,090
Texas582,260$58,570
Utah8378$62,000
Virginia17447$62,900
Washington7173$95,220
Wisconsin10415$76,540
West Virginia8104$64,810
Wyoming627$76,120

Programs counts IPEDS schools. Completions: IPEDS, the schools on the state page. Median pay: BLS OEWS, May 2025, annual.

Electrician programs on state WIOA lists: cost and results

StateProgramsMiddle listed costCompletedEmployed, Q2Median quarterly earnings
Alaska 3 $5,619 96.8% 68.3% $8,450
Alabama (DOL data note) 7 $10,212 75.7% 23.1% $11,589
Arizona 14 $3,411 58.8% 72.7% $6,078
California 36 $3,600 83.3% 67.3% $11,900
Colorado (DOL data note) 7 $5,244 29.6% Fewer than 3 report it Fewer than 3 report it
Delaware 3 $2,400 90% 94.4% Not reported
Florida 36 $4,328 74.1% 78.4% $8,589
Georgia 19 $4,150 42.1% 68.1% $7,682
Hawaii 8 $2,989 52.8% 60.9% $11,272
Iowa 5 $10,032 49.2% 81.2% $7,683
Idaho 14 $3,700 93.5% 48.7% Not reported
Indiana 41 $4,912 71.4% 100% $16,324
Kentucky 22 $10,268 82.4% 78.7% $11,226
Louisiana (DOL data note) 33 $4,000 100% 100% $8,220
Maine 6 $3,034 69.6% 85.1% $10,878
Michigan 22 $10,004 70.6% 89.1% $12,472
Minnesota 36 $12,324 66.5% 80.7% $9,341
Mississippi 39 $4,200 100% 79.3% $8,866
North Carolina 40 $2,554 47.4% 71.4% $11,592
Nebraska 12 $7,203 55.9% 81.2% $13,563
New Hampshire 11 $1,500 92.2% 63.3% $2,687
New Jersey (DOL data note) 12 $10,000 75% Fewer than 3 report it Fewer than 3 report it
Ohio 35 $5,576 93.8% 86.7% $9,128
Pennsylvania 29 $13,403 87.5% 12.5% $10,228
South Dakota 4 $17,525 92.3% 27.6% $11,033
Tennessee 20 $4,863 75.9% 81.8% $9,163
Texas 131 $4,000 90.5% 75% $9,078
Utah 8 $2,635 41.4% 35% $12,321
Virginia 46 $1,650 100% 60% $9,099
Washington 123 $1,200 72.8% 87.5% $15,840
Wisconsin 13 $4,111 76% 85.2% $9,227
West Virginia 4 $2,970 84.4% 100% $8,840

States with 3 or more electrician programs on their eligible training provider list and at least one reported result. Completed: of all students who exited. Employed and earnings: the second quarter after exit, from state wage records. Each figure is the middle program of those that report it.

Electrician length and pay in detail

Program length
Middle 10 months; half take 9 months to 12 months (141 certificate programs reporting a length to IPEDS). Clock-hour programs: 840 to 1,200 hours, middle 1,020.
Pay for electricians
$63,190 a year ($30 an hour), national median, May 2025; the lowest-paid tenth earned under $42,640 (BLS OEWS).

Campus groups with electrician programs

Campuses offering the program: IPEDS 2024.

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