Electrician Apprenticeships in Missouri

Missouri has 42 registered apprenticeship sponsors training electricians — 14 of them union or joint labor-management programs. Apprentices earn a wage from day one and finish without tuition debt.

Registered sponsors

42

Union / joint programs

14

Median electrician wage

$70,950

Missouri, all experience levels

Job growth 2022–2032

+8.1%

1,290 openings/yr

Largest Registered Sponsors

Union and joint labor-management programs are listed first — they typically pay the best apprentice rates and charge no tuition.

Sponsor City Program type
Ameren Missouri Power Operations Union / joint St. Louis Single Employer
District No. 9 IAMAW Union / joint Bridgeton Multiple Employer
GM Wentzville Union / joint WENTZVILLE Single Employer
IBEW LU 124 / NECA KC ELECTRICAL JATC Union / joint KANSAS CITY Multiple Employer
IBEW LU 124 / NECA KC ELECTRICAL JATC /RES Union / joint Kansas City Multiple Employer
IBEW-NECA JATC LU 257 JEFF CITY Union / joint JEFFERSON CITY Multiple Employer
IBEW/NECA JATC LU 453 SPFLD Union / joint SPRINGFIELD Multiple Employer
IBEW-NECA JATC LU 545 ST. JOSEPH Union / joint ST. JOSEPH Multiple Employer
IBEW/NECA JATC LU 95 JOPLIN Union / joint Joplin Multiple Employer
IBEW/NECA, Local 350 Union / joint SAINT LOUIS Multiple Employer

Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Registered Apprenticeship sponsors (apprenticeship.gov).

What Electricians Earn in Missouri

Wages

  • Median annual wage: $70,950
  • Average annual wage: $71,230
  • Electricians employed statewide: 12,660

Source: BLS OEWS, May 2024. Apprentices typically start at 40–50% of the journeyman rate and get scheduled raises.

10-year outlook

  • Projected growth 2022–2032: +8.1%
  • Average openings per year: 1,290
  • Employment: 13,020 → 14,070

Source: Projections Central / state workforce agencies.

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Missouri Licensing for Electricians

Electrical Contractor

  • Education: Undetermined
  • Experience: No experience
  • Exam: Choice of state or third-party exam
  • Continuing education: No continuing education requirement

Issuing agency: Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance · agency website

Source: CareerOneStop License Finder (U.S. Department of Labor). Time spent in a registered apprenticeship generally counts toward license experience requirements.

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