Electrical Apprenticeship
The Electrical Apprenticeship program provides a solid understanding of the National Electrical Code (NEC), its layout, the requirements for different electrical systems, and the components of those systems. This program discusses the risks involved with electricity and electrical systems as well as the safety equipment and measures that are in place to protect electricians and the general public alike.
Objectives
- Apply the National Electrical Code (NEC).
- Navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC).
- Calculate the sizes of different electrical system parts.
- Explain the application of A/C and D/C electrical theory.
- Explain electrical safety procedures, processes, and equipment.
- Wire electrical circuits per national codes and safety regulations.
Electrical Apprenticeship must register for licensure through the Utah State Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL), www.dopl.utah.gov (opens in a new tab) .
Syllabi
Providing course syllabi ensures openness and transparency in course expectations, fostering a clear and accessible learning environment for all students. To see the course syllabi for the Apprenticeship Department, use the link below.
Syllabi for Apprenticeship Department Courses (opens in a new tab)
Program Courses
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About Your Program
This program is defined-entry, defined-exit. Students can start in August. Please contact a Student Success Advisor with any questions about the program. You can check the start dates in the “program hours” section on this page.
Make an appointment with a Student Success AdvisorNot ready to schedule? You can text questions to (435) 261-9877.
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Admissions
Complete the Certificate-Seeking Application. College admission policy requires a student to have a high school diploma or a recognized equivalent.
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Programmatic Requirements
Students will receive additional pre-enrollment programmatic requirements (if applicable) via email. If you do not receive this email within 24 business hours, please check your spam or junk folders.
WorkKeys Assessment: Applied Math (4), Graphic Literacy (4), Workplace Documents (4).
Please note: A composite ACT score of 17 or a composite SAT score of 930 may waive assessment requirements if taken within the past four years.
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Enrollment and Registration
Once programmatic requirements are completed, meet with a Student Services Representative to finalize enrollment. You will declare your start date, enrolled hours, and set up your payment schedule.
The first month’s payment or completed Financial Aid is required at enrollment. No appointment is necessary.
Questions? Call (435) 753-6780, email studentservices@btech.edu, or visit Student Services at the Logan Campus.
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Financial Aid
Bridgerland Technical College offers a variety of financial aid options for students who qualify.
Bridgerland Technical College does not participate in, or endorse, any student loan programs.
Scholarships
Checklist
- Your Student ID
- Letter of recommendation
- Personal history and career objective
- High school transcript
The Process
- Soft deadline: the 5th of each month.
- BTECH gathers applications submitted during the previous month.
- The Scholarship Committee reviews each application.
- BTECH evaluates available funds.
- Award results are typically sent within 4–6 weeks.
- If awarded, you receive a link to schedule a meeting to accept the award.
- BTECH disburses scholarship funds.
Veterans
- Complete the Veterans checklist
- Contact the VA Certifying Official: nmcinelly@btech.edu
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Our Mission
The mission of the Bridgerland Technical College is to deliver competency-based, employer-guided career and technical education to both secondary and post-secondary students through traditional and technology-enhanced
methodologies. This hands-on technical education provides occupational education, skills training, and workforce development to support the educational and economic development of the Bear River Region.