pre-apprenticeship lineman faqs

Pre-Apprenticeship Line Program, Frequently Asked Questions

 

Because the Pre-Apprenticeship Line Program has limited space and operates on a first come, first served basis, interested students should apply as soon as possible to secure a slot.  Begin by going to https://iam.mtech.edu/applynow/inquiryform and creating an account.  You will receive an admission letter notifying you of your application status and any required items.  Contact Niki Wilcox at 496-3725 or nwilcox@mtech.edu for additional information about program availability and the application process.

 
Students will have a chance to learn about interviews and resumes. We have personnel that will work with our student’s one on one as well. Our line program has information on apprenticeships and employers as well as employers who contact us with job opportunities and openings. We do not apply or interview for the students, it is up to the student to take charge of their career.
 
Depending on the utility or contractor and where they are located in the U.S.A., but the starting average is $19 to $26 per hour.
 
Yes, you need a current, valid driver's license without restrictions to obtain a CDL, Class A.
 
Class is held Monday through Thursday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Unexcused absences and tardiness are not tolerated. You are expected to be in class every day, on time, and ready to learn. We treat this as if it were a job.
 
Tools are offered at a discount from supporting vendors at the time of registration. You can usually get a better price there. Proper body belt sizing and fitting are very important and are done at registration. Any tools or climbing gear not purchased at registration will have to be inspected to ensure that it meets MT Tech safety standards.
 

Probably not, Financial Aid is awarded based on several factors. It is important you fill out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. You can apply at https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa. Be sure to use school code 002531. You may need to apply for student loans to help cover the tuition costs. See the financial aid section of this site to get started applying for financial aid.

 
Line Boots have a support in the sole to distribute the weight throughout your foot. There are several Brands from the most expensive to the cheapest; Whites, Wesco, Hoffman, Hawthorne, Halls, Carolina and there are some others.