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Electrician Apprenticeships in Wyoming

46 registered apprenticeship programs in Wyoming train electrician apprentices. Registered apprenticeships (U.S. Dept of Labor) pay wages from day one — training costs are typically covered by the sponsor instead of tuition. Most run 2–5 years to full journey-level pay, and you apply directly to the sponsor.

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Registered programs by city

Casper (8)

Sponsor	Program type
Casper Electric	Single Employer
Power Plus Electric	Single Employer
Kenny Electric - Wyoming	Single Employer
Granite Peak Fabrication	Single Employer
Mears Group, Inc.	Single Employer
Power Service	Single Employer
Rocky Mountain Electric	Single Employer
WYOMING STATEWIDE ELECTRICAL JATC · site	Multiple Employer

Glenrock (4)

Sponsor	Program type
Front Range Powerline Services	Single Employer
Electrical Controls & Instrumentation LLC	Single Employer
Loenbro LLC	Single Employer
Short Powerline Service	Single Employer

Powell (3)

Sponsor	Program type
Yellowstone Electric, Inc.	Single Employer
Garland Light and Power Company	Single Employer
J and T Holdings, LLC	Single Employer

Gillette (3)

Sponsor	Program type
WESCOM	Single Employer
Scott Brothers Electric, Inc.	Single Employer
RMS Instrument & Electric, LLC	Single Employer

Rock Springs (3)

Sponsor	Program type
Electrical Connections, Inc.	Single Employer
Sage Electric Solutions, LLC	Single Employer
BODEC Inc.	Single Employer

Basin (2)

Sponsor	Program type
Town of Basin · site	Single Employer
Big Horn Rural Electric Company JATC	Single Employer

Afton (2)

Sponsor	Program type
Mountainside Power	Single Employer
LOWER VALLEY ENERGY, INC.	Single Employer

Thermopolis (2)

Sponsor	Program type
JADECO, INC. - THERMOPOLIS	Single Employer
JADECO, INC.	Single Employer

Cody (2)

Sponsor	Program type
CITY OF CODY - ELECTRIC DIVISION	Single Employer
Cody Electric Contractor LLC	Single Employer

Cheyenne (2)

Sponsor	Program type
Black Hills Energy - Wyoming- Electrical Division	Single Employer
Pole Mountain Electric, Inc.	Single Employer

Wheatland (2)

Sponsor	Program type
Town of Wheatland-Electric Department	Single Employer
WHEATLAND REA JATC	Single Employer

Upton (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Overland Contracting Inc. Apprenticeship Program, INJ	Single Employer

Douglas (1)

Sponsor	Program type
7 Stones Electric LLC	Single Employer

Jackson (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Energy-1, LLC	Single Employer

Lyman (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Willow Creek Electric, LLC	Single Employer

Lingle (1)

Sponsor	Program type
WYRULEC COMPANY (NREA)	Single Employer

Pine Bluffs (1)

Sponsor	Program type
High West Energy, Inc.	Single Employer

Sundance (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Powder River Energy Corporation	Single Employer

Mountain View (1)

Sponsor	Program type
BRIDGER VALLEY REA	Single Employer

Riverton (1)

Sponsor	Program type
HIGH PLAINS POWER	Single Employer

Worland (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Virile Electric, Inc.	Single Employer

Sheridan (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Advanced Electrical Contracting, Inc.	Single Employer

Lusk (1)

Sponsor	Program type
NIOBRARA ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, INC.	Single Employer

Saratoga (1)

Sponsor	Program type
Carbon Power & Light, Inc. JATC	Single Employer

To apply: contact sponsors through apprenticeship.gov or the sponsor's own site. Prefer classroom-first? Compare the 6 electrician schools in Wyoming.

Sponsor data: U.S. Dept of Labor Registered Apprenticeship (apprenticeship.gov), refreshed quarterly; locations reflect DOL registration records. Duplicate registrations and corrections-facility programs are filtered from display. Independent site — not affiliated with the U.S. DOL. About half of states run their own apprenticeship agencies (incl. NY, MN, OR, VT, WA, DC) — federal data undercounts those states, so a low count there does not mean apprenticeships don't exist.