Your Electrical Career Starts with IEC
IEC provides an “earn while you learn” model for electrical apprentice education. As a student, you can work full-time as an electrical apprentice, attending class one evening per week from 5:30pm to 9:30pm. There are opportunities for high school graduates interested in a career in the electrical industry, those in need of a career change, or experienced electrical apprentices. Once you become a Journeyworker or Master electrician, the Chapter provides continuing education to help keep your license and knowledge up to date.
1997
Year Established
550+
Graduates
73
Contractor Members
#1
Electrical Apprenticeship School in Southern Colorado
SERVICES
Apprenticeship Training
IEC Southern Colorado Chapter offers a four-year electrical apprenticeship program located in Colorado Springs, CO. IEC's nationally recognized curriculum is designed to be completed in conjunction with on-the-job training (OJT); it takes a minimum of four years to complete the state required 8,000 hours of OJT. Students attend school one evening per week to obtain 576 hours of instruction by the end of the program. Students receive hands-on training in addition to NEC® Study and electrical safety training. Over 95% of IEC Southern Colorado graduates pass the state Journeyworker exam on the first attempt.
We also offer a FastTrack Program to those apprentices with over 6,000 OJT hours.
CEU Courses
IEC Southern Colorado's Continuing Education Courses are designed to improve knowledge of Wiring Methods, Theory and Calculations, Bonding and Grounding, and Code Changes. IEC Southern Colorado is an Attested CE Provider.
Specialty Classes
The Chapter offers a Fire Alarm course, Journeyworker Exam Preparation course, and other industry related trainings. There is a pre-apprenticeship program offered as well. To view upcoming workshop and seminar events, see the Calendar.
Are you an apprentice looking to get hired on with a contractor?
Email swassil@iecscc.org to be added to our Job Board. Your resume and contact information will be available to contractors who are looking to hire.
Must be registered for classes with IEC to qualify.
Or are you an IEC member looking to hire knowledgeable, reliable electrical students?
Email swassil@iecscc.org for access to our Job Board.
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The electrical construction industry is rapidly changing, so IEC continuously updates the curriculum to ensure that the most up-to-date methods and technologies are being taught.
Established in 1997, the Southern Colorado Chapter is one of over 52 IEC chapters nationwide, representing over 3,600 merit shop contractors, systems contractors, and 15,000 apprentices. IEC promotes the common interest of independent electrical contractors and works with local, state, and federal governments to make the electrical industry safer and stronger. Our mission is to provide apprentices, Journeyworkers, Masters, business owners, and management with the education and training necessary to build a team of professionals that will excel in the electrical construction industry.