Electrician at Ryan Mann Electrician
at Ryan Mann Electrician in Pembroke, MA
About This Program
Ryan Mann Electrician sponsors this non-union electrician apprenticeship in Pembroke, MA. This employer-sponsored program offers a hands-on, practical entry into the electrical trade for individuals in the South Shore area of Massachusetts, providing structured training while earning a paycheck. Apprentices are paid for their work throughout the full five-year program.
The program is structured around 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and 576 hours of related technical instruction over five years. Apprentices work directly alongside a licensed electrician, gaining experience with residential and commercial wiring, panel installation, circuit troubleshooting, and code-compliant electrical work. Technical instruction covers electrical theory, Massachusetts electrical code requirements, safety protocols, and print reading.
Upon completing all requirements, apprentices earn journeyman electrician status. This credential qualifies them to work independently in the electrical trade and serves as the foundation for a stable, in-demand career in Massachusetts's active construction and renovation market.
Wage & Training
Journeyman Wage
$30
OJT Hours
8,000
RTI Hours
576
Duration
5 years
Wage data is the national median for this occupation (BLS, May 2023), not specific to this program.
Electrician Career Outlook
National Median
$29.61/hr
~$61,588.8/yr
Apprentice Start
$15/hr
Earn while you learn
Job Outlook
Electrician employment is projected to grow significantly, driven by construction activity, renewable energy expansion, and EV infrastructure buildout. The increasing electrification of buildings and transportation systems creates strong long-term demand. Licensed electricians with experience in solar, battery storage, or industrial controls are especially sought after.
What to Expect as an Electrician Apprentice
Duration
5 years of combined on-the-job training and classroom instruction
On-the-Job Training
~32 hours/week of hands-on work under journeyman supervision (8,000 total hours)
Classroom Instruction
576 hours of related technical instruction (~115 hours/year)
Paid Training
You earn a wage from day one, starting at a percentage of the journeyman rate and increasing as you progress
Time-based program: You'll progress through the program based on completing a set number of hours in both on-the-job training and classroom instruction.
Trade School vs. Apprenticeship for Electrician
Apprenticeship
Trade School
Licensing in Massachusetts
Electricians in Massachusetts are required to hold a license. Licensing is issued by Massachusetts Board of State Examiners of Electricians.
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