Electrical Program Year 4
Registration opens June 1st, 2026! Twin Falls, Burley, Online.
Ask us about this programOverview
This is a 4-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program that meets the State of Idaho requirement of 576 classroom hours (144 hours per year) needed to obtain an Electrical Journeyman License. Instruction is delivered in a 24-week course each year. The program covers trade mathematics, fundamentals of electricity and power distribution, National Electrical Code requirements, residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, control theory, and other essential skills.
⚠️ Important: Employment is not provided through the program. Apprentices must independently secure and maintain employment with a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician to complete required work hours. You do not need to have employment to enroll in the course; however, it is strongly encouraged to obtain employment as soon as possible to avoid delays in meeting the work hour requirement and obtaining your Journeyman License.
How to get started
- Register- through CSI Workforce by selecting the register button to the right or down below if on a mobile device and then create a Lumens account
- Pay tuition- $995: If you have Idaho Launch, WIOA, or VOC Rehab funding, please call our office 208-732-6310 to register.
- Purchase the Mike Holt Blended Learning Package - $250 plus shipping and sales tax. MUST be purchased separately through Mike Holt using our direct link. It CANNOT be purchased through Amazon or any other platform. Please note, that the books included in this package cannot be shared, as the purchase includes access to the online system. You will also need to keep the books for the remaining of this program.
- Obtain required books- National Electrical Code (NEC) Book and Ugly's Electrical Reference Book. These materials will be used throughout all four years of the program.
⚠️ Important: The blended learning package and tuition must be paid at least 2 days prior to the start of class. Failure to purchase the Mike Holt's Blended Learning package will result in removal from the program.
Please make sure to complete all necessary purchases to secure your place!
Are you an employer wanting to pay for the package? Please contact Janelle Sexton to be invoiced at jsexton1@csi.edu or call 208-732-6821.
Entrance Requirements
- Must be at least 16 years of age
- Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician
- Apply for Apprentice Electrical License through the State Electrical Bureau: Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses
Program Expectations
- Attend all scheduled classes: Students must maintain a minimum of 70% attendance to successfully pass the course.
- Complete all assignments in Capacitor: All assignments must be completed by the designated deadlines. Students must achieve a minimum overall grade of 70% to pass.
- State Assessment Requirement: Students are required to take the state assessment. Failure to take the assessment will result in automatic failure of the course, regardless of attendance or grade.
- Communication: Students are expected to communicate with their instructor regarding absences or potential course extensions in a timely manner.
- Professional Conduct: Students are expected to demonstrate professionalism in the classroom, come prepared to learn, and bring required materials (including books) to each class.
Funding Sources
- Scholarships are available- If you are unable to pay your tuition in full, please reach out to our office at 208-732-6310
Explore Your Career Options
If you are interested in learning about career opportunities in the Magic Valley take a look below.
If you are interested in learning more about our Work-Based Learning Center resources explore your options below.
Overview
This is a 4-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program that meets the State of Idaho requirement of 576 classroom hours (144 hours per year) needed to obtain an Electrical Journeyman License. Instruction is delivered in a 24-week course each year. The program covers trade mathematics, fundamentals of electricity and power distribution, National Electrical Code requirements, residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, control theory, and other essential skills.
⚠️ Important: Employment is not provided through the program. Apprentices must independently secure and maintain employment with a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician to complete required work hours. You do not need to have employment to enroll in the course; however, it is strongly encouraged to obtain employment as soon as possible to avoid delays in meeting the work hour requirement and obtaining your Journeyman License.
How to get started
- Register- through CSI Workforce by selecting the register button to the right or down below if on a mobile device and then create a Lumens account
- Pay tuition- $995: If you have Idaho Launch, WIOA, or VOC Rehab funding, please call our office 208-732-6310 to register.
- Purchase the Mike Holt Blended Learning Package - $250 plus shipping and sales tax. MUST be purchased separately through Mike Holt using our direct link. It CANNOT be purchased through Amazon or any other platform. Please note, that the books included in this package cannot be shared, as the purchase includes access to the online system. You will also need to keep the books for the remaining of this program.
- Obtain required books- National Electrical Code (NEC) Book and Ugly's Electrical Reference Book. These materials will be used throughout all four years of the program.
⚠️ Important: The blended learning package and tuition must be paid at least 2 days prior to the start of class. Failure to purchase the Mike Holt's Blended Learning package will result in removal from the program.
Please make sure to complete all necessary purchases to secure your place!
Are you an employer wanting to pay for the package? Please contact Janelle Sexton to be invoiced at jsexton1@csi.edu or call 208-732-6821.
Entrance Requirements
- Must be at least 16 years of age
- Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician
- Apply for Apprentice Electrical License through the State Electrical Bureau: Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses
Program Expectations
- Attend all scheduled classes: Students must maintain a minimum of 70% attendance to successfully pass the course.
- Complete all assignments in Capacitor: All assignments must be completed by the designated deadlines. Students must achieve a minimum overall grade of 70% to pass.
- State Assessment Requirement: Students are required to take the state assessment. Failure to take the assessment will result in automatic failure of the course, regardless of attendance or grade.
- Communication: Students are expected to communicate with their instructor regarding absences or potential course extensions in a timely manner.
- Professional Conduct: Students are expected to demonstrate professionalism in the classroom, come prepared to learn, and bring required materials (including books) to each class.
Funding Sources
- Scholarships are available- If you are unable to pay your tuition in full, please reach out to our office at 208-732-6310
Explore Your Career Options
If you are interested in learning about career opportunities in the Magic Valley take a look below.
If you are interested in learning more about our Work-Based Learning Center resources explore your options below.
Overview
This is a 4-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program that meets the State of Idaho requirement of 576 classroom hours (144 hours per year) needed to obtain an Electrical Journeyman License. Instruction is delivered in a 24-week course each year. The program covers trade mathematics, fundamentals of electricity and power distribution, National Electrical Code requirements, residential, commercial, and industrial wiring, control theory, and other essential skills.
⚠️ Important: Employment is not provided through the program. Apprentices must independently secure and maintain employment with a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician to complete required work hours. You do not need to have employment to enroll in the course; however, it is strongly encouraged to obtain employment as soon as possible to avoid delays in meeting the work hour requirement and obtaining your Journeyman License.
How to get started
- Register- through CSI Workforce by selecting the register button to the right or down below if on a mobile device and then create a Lumens account
- Pay tuition- $995: If you have Idaho Launch, WIOA, or VOC Rehab funding, please call our office 208-732-6310 to register.
- Purchase the Mike Holt Blended Learning Package - $250 plus shipping and sales tax. MUST be purchased separately through Mike Holt using our direct link. It CANNOT be purchased through Amazon or any other platform. Please note, that the books included in this package cannot be shared, as the purchase includes access to the online system. You will also need to keep the books for the remaining of this program.
- Obtain required books- National Electrical Code (NEC) Book and Ugly's Electrical Reference Book. These materials will be used throughout all four years of the program.
⚠️ Important: The blended learning package and tuition must be paid at least 2 days prior to the start of class. Failure to purchase the Mike Holt's Blended Learning package will result in removal from the program.
Please make sure to complete all necessary purchases to secure your place!
Are you an employer wanting to pay for the package? Please contact Janelle Sexton to be invoiced at jsexton1@csi.edu or call 208-732-6821.
Entrance Requirements
- Must be at least 16 years of age
- Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Electrical Journeyman or Master Electrician
- Apply for Apprentice Electrical License through the State Electrical Bureau: Division of Occupational and Professional Licenses
Program Expectations
- Attend all scheduled classes: Students must maintain a minimum of 70% attendance to successfully pass the course.
- Complete all assignments in Capacitor: All assignments must be completed by the designated deadlines. Students must achieve a minimum overall grade of 70% to pass.
- State Assessment Requirement: Students are required to take the state assessment. Failure to take the assessment will result in automatic failure of the course, regardless of attendance or grade.
- Communication: Students are expected to communicate with their instructor regarding absences or potential course extensions in a timely manner.
- Professional Conduct: Students are expected to demonstrate professionalism in the classroom, come prepared to learn, and bring required materials (including books) to each class.
Funding Sources
- Scholarships are available- If you are unable to pay your tuition in full, please reach out to our office at 208-732-6310
Explore Your Career Options
If you are interested in learning about career opportunities in the Magic Valley take a look below.
If you are interested in learning more about our Work-Based Learning Center resources explore your options below.