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National
Electrical Contractors Association (NECA)
is the management association for electrical
contractors. NECA represents thousands
of employers who guarantee their installations
and perform quality work on time and on
budget.
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The NJATC developed
uniform standards that are adopted and used
nationwide to select and train literally
thousands of qualified men and women.
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NJATC's
Mission
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The
mission of the National
Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee
is to develop and standardize training
to educate the members of the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and the
National Electrical Contractors Association;
insuring and providing the Electrical Construction
Industry with the most highly trained and
highly skilled workforce possible.
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NEJATC
Apprenticeship Application Online
You
can now view
and print
the NEJATC
apprenticeship
application
online and
mail it in
at your convenience.
Also, make
sure you
read the
applicant
information
that corresponds
to the application.
For
more
information
about applying
for the apprenticeship, click
here.
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About
Nashville Electrical J.A.T.C.
Nashville
Electrical
National
Joint
Apprenticeship
and Training
Committee's
(NEJATC)
goal is
to
provide
the highest
quality
training
to those
interested
in a
career
in the
various
fields
within
the electrical
industry.
In addition
to receiving
paid
on-the-job
training,
our apprentices
are provided
trade
related
classroom
training
that
produces
competency
and pride
that
lead
to true
craftsmanship.
We provide
hands-on
training
to support
classroom
lectures
and discussions.
The finest
electrical
workers
in the
Middle
Tennessee
Area
receive
their
training
through
the NEJATC
which
is sponsored
by the East
Tennessee
Chapter
of the National
Electrical
Contractors
Association (NECA)
and International
Brotherhood
of Electrical
Workers (IBEW)
Local
Union
# 429.
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Our
National JATC (NJATC) has developed into
what perhaps is the largest apprenticeship
and training program of its kind. Local
programs affiliated with the NJATC have
trained over 300,000 apprentices to journeyman
status in almost 60 years. This joint
program between the National Electrical
Contractors
Association (NECA) and the International
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW)
has clearly demonstrated the most cost
effective way to train qualified craft
workers.
Skill, Knowledge and Attitude are
the main focus in all of the NJATC's
training programs.
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The
NEJATC Offers You:
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A low cost alternative
to technical schools and colleges (no tuition
fees) |
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Paid on-the-job training |
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Paid health insurance, retirement and pension |
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VA approved for the G.I. Bill |
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College credits available through the American
Council on Education |
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High success rate with continued employment upon
graduation |
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