Climbing toward Career Goals: Lineworker Part-Time Pre-Apprentice Graduation

Congratulations to our newest Lineworker Pre-Apprentice graduates! This year's part-time group completed their year-long studies to accomplish their goal of becoming lineworkers while balancing work, family, and school.

This diverse group included a legacy, an electrician, a stay-at-home dad, and a public works employee. Good luck out there, and we hope to see you back as apprentices next year!

If you are interested in becoming a lineworker the Spring cohort is now accepting applications and great news their is funding available! The Spring cohort is an intensive 4-month program that prepares students for employment. Learn more about the Lineworker Pre-Apprentice program and the 100% funding available through Learn & Work!

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