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The Electrical Alliance: That's Just How We're Wired

Not everyone connects with science and math, but we do.

In fact, we have a passion for it. The traditional classroom experience, however? That we’re less enthusiastic about—not to mention the thousands of dollars in student loans that can come with it. As licensed electricians who’ve come up through the Joint Apprenticeship Training Committee (JATC) electrical program, we live life hands-on, working on some of the most fascinating and complex electrical projects around Washington, D.C., Virginia and Maryland. And because we entered this well-paying, in-demand field through the JATC, we acquired our training completely tuition-free. It also means we’re employed by Electrical Alliance contractors as skilled union electricians receiving competitive pay and benefits, and continued education not available to non-union electricians.

Top 3 reasons to pursue a career in electrical through the JATC:

Excellent pay
Not only can your expertise never be outsourced, but you can earn over $96,000, plus $40,300 in benefits, annually upon completion of our five-year apprenticeship program.

Award-winning training
The JATC program combines on-the-job training with classroom work to create a fast-paced learning experience that will keep you engaged.


No student loans
Learn tuition-free with nothing to repay and even earn along the way—$57,540 as a first-year apprentice!

Put yourself on the path to a rewarding, high-paying career today.

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Contact:
Electrical Alliance
c/o Washington DC Chapter NECA,
4200 Evergreen Lane, Suite 335,
Annandale, Virginia, 22003,
(703) 658-4383, contactus@wdcneca.org

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Contact:
Electrical Alliance
c/o Washington DC Chapter NECA,
4200 Evergreen Lane, Suite 335,
Annandale, Virginia, 22003,
(703) 658-4383, contactus@wdcneca.org

© 2021 The Electrical Alliance