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North Valley Occupational Center - LAUSD: electrician training in Mission Hills, CA

11450 N. Sharp Ave., Mission Hills, CA 91345 · Public · Program website

On California's WIOA eligible training provider list (DOL file dated June 30, 2025) In person Leads to: Electrician Trainee Card, OSHA 10

Electrician Training Program (Residential)

Tuition and feesas listed, California list, DOL file dated June 30, 2025
$1,680
Books and suppliesas listed
$1,512
Listed cost
$3,192
Lengthfull-time weeks and weekly hours, as listed
24 weeks, 20 hours a week
Students who completedof all students who exited, July 2021 to June 2025
61.3%
Employed in the 2nd quarter after exitall students who exited, state wage records
60.8%
Median earnings, 2nd quarter after exitone quarter's pay, students employed then
$15,300
Students who exitedJuly 2021 to June 2025
493
On the list sincedate added, ETA-9171
June 12, 2024
Typical pay for electriciansBLS OEWS May 2025, Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA
$73,810

Every line comes from the file named under it. Suppressed means DOL withheld the figure (a small group, nothing reported, or a data quality hold); a blank is never estimated.

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North Valley Occupational Center - LAUSD has one electrician program on California's list, filed under electrical and power transmission installers (CIP 46.0302). Its listed tuition of $1,680 compares with typical yearly pay of $73,810 for electricians in Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA. Of the 493 students who left the program between July 2021 and June 2025, 61.3% completed it.

This provider does not appear in IPEDS, the FMCSA training registry or a state list we load, so the Department of Labor's file is the record shown here. Ask the provider and your American Job Center whether the program is still on the list before you enroll: the file lists programs as of June 30, 2025.

North Valley Occupational Center - LAUSD's electrician programs on the list

People who meet WIOA's rules for training services can have their local workforce board pay for a program on the state's eligible training provider list. Limits vary by area. How WIOA training funds work.

Listed programTuition and feesLengthCompletedEmployed, 2nd quarterMedian earnings, 2nd quarterStudents who exited
Electrician Training Program (Residential)Electrician Trainee Card, OSHA 10 · In person · CIP 46.0302$1,680+ $1,512 books24 weeks, 20 hours a week61.3%60.8%$15,300493

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, TrainingProviderResults.gov program file (ETA-9171): programs on state lists as of June 30, 2025; outcomes for all students who exited between July 2021 and June 2025, not only WIOA-funded ones. Median earnings are one quarter's pay in the second quarter after exit. Suppressed means DOL withheld the figure (a small group, nothing reported, or a data quality hold); for length it can also mean a competency-based program. Not matched to any other record: listed here as the state reported it.

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