Electrician Apprenticeships in Kansas
There are currently 4 electrician apprenticeship openings on tradeschool.fyi in Kansas. Most applicants do not need a contractor license before they apply to a Kansas electrician apprenticeship. Some current openings show completion pay around $44.05/hr.
Openings
4
Starting pay
$44/hr
Need a license first?
Usually no
Last reviewed
Apr 24, 2026
Open electrician apprenticeship openings in Kansas
Start here if you want to know who is hiring now. These openings link out to sponsor sites so you can confirm pay, deadlines, and how to apply.
Electrician · IBEW Local 304 Apprenticeship
IBEW Local 304 · Topeka, Kansas
Electrician · Topeka Electrical Joint Apprenticeship & Training Committee (JATC)
IBEW Local 226 · Topeka, Kansas
Electrician · IBEW Local 661 Apprenticeship
IBEW Local 661 · Hutchinson, Kansas
Electrician · Wichita Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (WEJATC)
IBEW Local 271 · Wichita, Kansas
Do you qualify for most Kansas electrician apprenticeships?
Usually yes. Most Kansas electrician programs look for valid government-issued photo ID, proof of high school diploma or GED, and reliable transportation to jobsites or training.
- Most programs ask for valid government-issued photo identification.
- Expect proof of high school diploma or GED, as typically required by local jurisdictions.
- You need the ability to work in your intended county or city, since licensing is jurisdiction-specific.
- Plan for reliable transportation to job sites and training locations.
What electrician apprentices make in Kansas
Current Kansas electrician openings on tradeschool.fyi show limited starting-pay data and completion pay around $44/hr.
Pay varies by location, employer, and program, so check listed openings for current offers.
Compare starting pay with completion pay where shown to see the full training path.
- Openings
- 4
- Accepting now
- 4
- Completion pay
- $44/hr
Do you need a license before you apply?
Usually not. You start by applying to a program or employer first and deal with contractor licensing later at the local level.
Kansas does not license electrical contractors at the state level. Licensing is delegated to individual counties and cities, each with their own requirements and processes.
Aspiring apprentices do not need a contractor license before applying to an electrical apprenticeship program. They work under the supervision of a licensed contractor during training.
Check the county or city for your intended job site. Contractor licensing requirements vary significantly by jurisdiction.
Keep records of your field experience hours and classroom instruction from day one. Those support future journeyman or contractor applications in your local area.
How to apply
Start with an opening that is hiring now, then follow that sponsor's instructions.
- 1. Explore current electrician apprenticeship openings in Kansas by checking TradeSchool.fyi for opportunities with IBEW Locals 304, 226, 661, and 271, all of which are currently accepting applications.
- 2. Gather necessary documents such as your ID, high school diploma or GED, resume, and work history to prepare for the application process.
- 3. Follow the specific application procedures of the chosen apprenticeship program, which may include tests, interviews, or document verification.
- 4. Once accepted, diligently log your on-the-job training hours and classroom time, aiming to complete the required 8000 hours over approximately four years to progress towards journeyman status.
Common questions
Do I need a contractor license to start an electrician apprenticeship in Kansas?
No. Kansas apprentices work under a licensed contractor. The contractor license comes later for independent work in your local jurisdiction.
What do local Kansas areas require for journeyman or contractor licensing later?
Local rules ask you to accumulate documented field experience hours under a licensed electrician. Complete required classroom instruction, then pass the ICC exam at the required score, typically 75%, to advance.
Who oversees electrical rules in Kansas?
The Kansas Department of Labor provides general guidance. Licensing itself is handled by local counties and cities like Sedgwick County or Johnson County.
How do licensing rules differ by city or county in Kansas?
Requirements vary significantly. For example, Sedgwick County issues master and journeyman trade certificates. Johnson County and Kansas City have their own contractor processes.
Can I work as an apprentice across multiple Kansas jurisdictions?
Yes, under supervision. But contractors working in multiple areas must meet each location's specific requirements, so check your job site's city or county rules.
Official Kansas sources
Use these state and licensing sources to verify rules, deadlines, and longer-term credential requirements.
Reviewed against official sources
This guide combines current Kansas electrician openings on tradeschool.fyi with official state or municipal sources.
Reviewer: tradeschool.fyi editorial team
- Openings and pay snapshots are generated from current Kansas electrician openings on tradeschool.fyi.
- Licensing and credential details are checked against the official sources listed on this page.
- Use the sponsor or state site for the final word on deadlines, application status, and licensing requirements.
Ready to look at Kansas electrician openings?
Start with the current openings, then verify the final details on the sponsor's site before you apply.
Use sponsor and state sites for the final word on deadlines, eligibility, and licensing rules.