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IEC Fort Worth Electrical Apprenticeship: Employer-Sponsored or Self-Pay

At a glance: a hired-first apprenticeship in Fort Worth with two tracks: employer-sponsored (you join a hire list) and self-pay (online classes you can start before anyone hires you).

Status October 9, 2026: Dates not posted

Every fact links to the program’s own page or file. Last checked: October 9, 2026.

How to get in

  1. Fill out the online interest form and pick your pathway to get the application. The chapter’s information sheet says applications are accepted online only. (source) (info sheet)
  2. Send every required document with the application, or it may be denied. (source)
  3. Employer-sponsored: after the application and a drug test, you are added to the hire list. Employment is not guaranteed. (source)
  4. Self-pay: online classes only and not DOL registered; you cannot switch to employer-sponsored during the school year. (source)

Requirements, cost and schedule

ItemWhat the program publishes
TuitionThe program page lists US$1,080 employer-sponsored and US$3,150 self-pay; the information sheet gives US$0.52 per hour of on-the-job training. (source) (info sheet)
RaisesAbout every 1,000 hours, roughly once a semester full time. (source)
ClassMonday to Thursday, 6 to 10 PM; September to June, with a January start for employer-sponsored first-years. (source)
ToolsApprentices usually buy basic hand tools. (source)
Changing employersYou may continue with another IEC contractor if you remain in good standing. (source)

Worth knowing

Already working for a member?

Tell the chapter; it speeds up approval. (source)

Contact

Henry “Hank” Strittmatter Training Facility, 5809 E Berry St, Fort Worth, TX 76119 · 817-496-8422 · admin@iecfwtc.org · Monday to Friday 8 AM to 5 PM. (source)

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Questions people ask

How do I apply to IEC Fort Worth?

Complete the online interest form and choose a pathway to get the application. The chapter’s information sheet says applications are accepted online only.

Can I start IEC Fort Worth without an employer?

Yes, on the self-pay track: online classes only and not DOL registered. You cannot switch to employer-sponsored during the school year.

How much does IEC Fort Worth cost?

The program page lists US$1,080 employer-sponsored and US$3,150 self-pay; the information sheet gives US$0.52 per hour of on-the-job training.

How often do IEC Fort Worth apprentices get raises?

About every 1,000 hours, roughly once every semester if full time.

Is a job guaranteed on the IEC Fort Worth hire list?

No. The chapter says employment is not guaranteed.

Change log

October 9, 2026: page published from the program’s own pages and files, checked October 9, 2026. Next re-check: November 2026. Spot an error? Email hello@tsaielectro.com and we correct it within 48 hours.

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