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Electrician apprentices work as assistants to qualified electricians. Electrician apprentices have the necessary knowledge in this field but they are not qualified or licensed to work as independent electricians. After gaining some experience, most electrician apprentices enroll in an appropriate program, obtain the necessary state license and go on to work as independent electricians.
Anyone wishing to work as an electrician apprentice must be at least 18 years old and have a GED or high school diploma. Most master electricians will ask you to take an aptitude test to assess your on-the-job skills. Critical thinking, troubleshooting, and mechanical skills are basic requirements for the job. Electrician apprentices must also have good color vision.
Your interview for an electrician apprentice job will most likely be conducted by the master electrician who is looking for someone to help them on the job. Check out mock interview questions if you are interested in knowing more about the kind of questions to expect at your electrician apprentice interview.