Electrician Apprenticeships in Oklahoma

3 electrician apprenticeship programs are listed in Oklahoma. None currently have applications confirmed open on file. Check each sponsor for current availability.

Programs listed

Starting pay

$15-$19/hr

Need a license first?

Usually no

Last reviewed

Apr 24, 2026

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Electrician apprenticeship programs in Oklahoma

Application status is unknown for these 3 openings. Each card shows the last check on file.

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Electrician · IBEW Local 444 Apprenticeship

IBEW Local 444 · Ponca City, Oklahoma

Application status unknown·Checked 30+ days ago · Jul 14, 2026

Starting pay

$15/hr

Top-out pay

$38/hr

5-year programIn person

Inside Wireman Apprenticeship program through Tulsa Electrical JATC.

Program website

Electrician · Western Oklahoma Electrical JATC

IBEW Local 1141 · Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Application status unknown·Checked 30+ days ago · Jul 14, 2026

5-year programIn person

The Inside Wireman Electrical Apprenticeship is a five-year program offering comprehensive training in electrical theory, National Electrical Code, and jobsite safety.

Program website

Electrician · IBEW Local 584 Apprenticeship

IBEW Local 584 · Tulsa, Oklahoma

Application status unknown·Checked 30+ days ago · Jul 14, 2026

Starting pay

$19/hr

Top-out pay

$36/hr

5-year programIn person

The IBEW Local 584 Apprenticeship is a 5-year program offering comprehensive training for Inside Wireman, including 8,000 hours of on-the-job training and over 900 hours of classroom instruction.

Program website

Do you qualify for most Oklahoma electrician apprenticeships?

Usually yes. Most Oklahoma electrician programs look for a valid ID, reliable transportation, and basic math and reading readiness.

Most programs ask for a valid government-issued ID.
You need reliable transportation to job sites and training.
Expect screening for basic math and reading readiness for technical training.
Some openings include drug screening and background checks.

Sources:Current Oklahoma electrician openings Oklahoma Construction Industries Board - Electrical Contractor Requirements

What electrician apprentices make in Oklahoma

Current Oklahoma electrician openings on tradeschool.fyi show starting pay around $15-$19/hr and completion pay around $36-$38/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.

Programs listed: 3
Accepting now: 0
Starting pay: $15-$19/hr
Completion pay: $36-$38/hr

Sources:Current Oklahoma electrician openings

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 in your career.

Electrician apprenticeships in Oklahoma provide a structured pathway for individuals to gain the necessary skills and experience to become licensed electricians. The apprenticeship typically lasts four years, during which apprentices must complete 8,000 hours of on-the-job training under the supervision of a licensed contractor. This hands-on experience is complemented by classroom instruction, which equips apprentices with the technical knowledge required for the trade.

Aspiring apprentices in Oklahoma do not need a contractor license before applying to join an IBEW local, such as IBEW Local 444 in Ponca City, IBEW Local 1141 in Oklahoma City, or IBEW Local 584 in Tulsa. However, they must meet certain prerequisites, including having a valid government-issued ID, reliable transportation, and basic math and reading skills. Additionally, applicants should be prepared for potential drug screenings and background checks.

Upon completing the apprenticeship, individuals can apply for a journeyman license through the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board. This requires maintaining records of work experience and fulfilling the necessary licensing requirements. The journey from apprentice to master electrician in Oklahoma typically spans several years, with each stage requiring specific experience and examinations.

Sources:Oklahoma Construction Industries Board - Electrical Contractor Requirements Oklahoma Construction Industries Board - Electrical Industry Overview

How to apply

Start with an opening below, then confirm the application status on that sponsor's site.

1. Explore active electrician apprenticeship openings in Oklahoma, such as those with IBEW Local 444 in Ponca City, IBEW Local 1141 in Oklahoma City, and IBEW Local 584 in Tulsa.
2. Prepare necessary documents like your ID, resume, and detailed work history before applying to any apprenticeship program.
3. Follow the specific application procedures for each program, which may include tests, interviews, or additional documentation.
4. Once accepted, ensure you log your on-the-job training hours under a licensed contractor and track your classroom education from the beginning.
5. Refer to the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board for detailed requirements and guidelines on progressing from apprentice to journeyman and eventually to master electrician.

Sources:Current Oklahoma electrician openings Oklahoma Construction Industries Board - Electrical Contractor Requirements

Before you apply: questions to check with the sponsor

Are applications open, and what is the deadline? A program listed here may not be accepting applicants today.
Which documents and tests does this program require? Check the sponsor’s instructions before paying for a test or submitting documents.
What is the starting apprentice wage? Ask about wage increases, classroom costs, tools, and travel. Completion pay is the rate after training.
Where are classes and job sites, and what is the weekly schedule?
If applications are closed, can you join an official notification list or check a published recruitment calendar?

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Common questions

Do I need an Oklahoma electrical contractor license to start an apprenticeship?

No, an electrical contractor license is not required to begin an apprenticeship. Apprentices work under the supervision of a licensed contractor.

What does Oklahoma require for electrical contractor licensing later?

After completing an apprenticeship and passing the journeyman exam, gain experience as a licensed journeyman, pass contractor exams, and meet bonding and insurance requirements.

Who oversees electrical contractor licensing in Oklahoma?

The Oklahoma Construction Industries Board is responsible for issuing electrical contractor licenses across the state.

How do Unlimited, Residential, and Limited contractor licenses differ in Oklahoma?

Unlimited licenses cover all types, including commercial work. Residential licenses are for one- and two-family homes. Limited licenses require firm ownership and engineering or extensive experience.

Where do I verify Oklahoma electrical contractor rules?

Visit the Oklahoma Construction Industries Board website for detailed information on electrical contractor and journeyman requirements.

Official Oklahoma sources

Use these state and licensing sources to verify rules, deadlines, and longer-term credential requirements.

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