

Admission Requirements
This program is open to qualified high school and adult students who meet the following program requirements:
- ADULT STUDENTS: Have a high school diploma or equivalent
- HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: Must be at least 16 years of age AND be in 11th or 12th grade
- Complete program placement assessments as noted below
- It is recommended that students be licensed apprentice, working for a licensed contractor prior to beginning this program
NOTE: Students should complete at least 50% of the total program course requirements while enrolled at the college. Exceptions may be reviewed and approved by the Director of Student Services
Placement Assessment Requirements
Transcripts for prior academic learning or assessments (such as college or high school), may waive some or all of the admission requirements. Unofficial transcripts are acceptable in most cases. You may upload documentation in your application under the Assessment section.
- READING REQUIREMENTS
- — No Reading Assessments for this program —
- MATH REQUIREMENTS
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Accuplacer Next Generation Math (Arithmetic) Score: 237 - 300
Alternate Documentation
- PREPARATION AND STUDY
Sample Questions for the Accuplacer Math and Reading Assessments can be found here: - Next Generation Accuplacer MATH (Arithmetic)
- High school students do not need to complete placement assessments unless specifically required by the program
- Placement testing is waived for students with a Davis Tech Certificate of Completion at an equivalent level or higher, or an associate degree or higher from a regionally accredited college.
Certifications & Credentials
Davis Technical College Credentials
- Davis Technical College Certificate of Program Completion
Available Licensing/Certifications
Utah State Board of Education CTE Skill Certificate (High School Students Only)
- Electrician 1 Apprentice
Transfer Options
The following academic agreements are available to students in the Electrician Apprentice program. In order to receive credit for course work included in these agreements, you must provide a transcript to the receiving institution.
Please be aware that some agreements require you to complete the entire program before they will transfer credit. Please contact your instructor at Davis Tech if you have questions.
This program is eligible to transfer credits towards an AAS degree to the following institutions:
- Weber State University
- Salt Lake Community College
Outcomes
100%Placement Rate
Program Faculty

- FT Shawn Swapp – Lead Faculty
- Utah Master Electrician
- Associate's Degree from Weber State University
- 801-593-2550

- FT Dave Jones
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Salt Lake Community College

- PT Chris Applonie
- Utah Journeyman License
- Diploma

- PT Cory Moore
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Salt Lake Community College

- PT Darren Young
- Utah Journeyman Electrician
- Certificate from Davis Technical College

- PT Doyle Shelley
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Ogden-Weber Applied Technology College

- PT Johnathan Musselman
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Davis Technical College

- PT Jon Jones
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Idaho State University

- PT Michael Child
- Utah Master Electrician
- Associate's Degree from Salt Lake Community College

- PT Peter Bammes
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Los Angeles Electrical Technical Training

- PT Phillip Harmston
- Utah Journeyman Electrician

- PT Shane Strebel
- Utah Master Electrician
- Certificate from Salt Lake Community College

- PT Thomas Anderson
- Utah Journeyman License
- Bachelor's degree from Weber State University

- PT Tim Sargent
- Utah Journeyman Electrician
- Bachelor's degree from Southern Utah University
*NOTE: Textbook and material costs are based on Davis Tech’s bookstore prices at the time of publication and are subject to change. There are no charges associated with personal data collection and processes or verification of student identity.
**High School Students: High school students are exempt from student tuition and fees. While high school students are not required to purchase textbooks, they are required to purchase personal and consumable learning resources and materials.