Program Delivery
Hybrid: Course content is delivered online with in-class lecture and discussion. Class attendance is required one evening per week.
Entrance Requirements
- Must be at least 16 years of age.
- Work under the constant supervision of a licensed Plumber Journeyman or Master Plumber.
- Apply for Apprentice Plumbing License through Division of Building Safety by calling (208)332-7112 or visiting https://dbs.idaho.gov/.
Careers
- Commercial Plumber
- Construction
- Industrial Plumber
- Journeyman Plumber
- Plumbing Contractor
- Residential Plumber
Apprentice vs. Journeyman
Plumbing Apprentice: An apprentice is a training-level employee who works in the building and construction trades while also attending classes to learn industry skills and safety techniques. Wages for an apprentice increase over the course of this training. An apprentice who graduates to journeyman is recognized as a well-qualified worker who can command the best wages and benefits.
Journeyman Plumber: Journeyman Plumbers can install and maintain water and sewer lines, as well as kitchen, bathroom and laundry fixtures and appliances. They may be called upon to do work in residences or businesses, and so must be capable of both small-scale and large-scale work. They must work in the employ of a master plumber or similarly licensed contractor but can perform many jobs without direct supervision.
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Our Promise To You
Quality
We have the highest standards of quality for our training to ensure our participants get the best training results without leaving the state.
Results-Oriented
Our connection to local businesses gives us a finger on the pulse of our community so we can provide real-world training to use immediately.
Professional
We hire top professionals in their field so our participants receive the most cutting edge, hands-on training possible.