
The Utah Electrical Bootcamp
The current class is full with a waitlist! We are so grateful for the overwhelming interest. You can join the waitlist to get notified when we open registration for the next class. Joining the waitlist helps us gauge demand for number of seats to offer for the next offering.
Built for people with jobs, bills, and real lives.
You don't quit your day job — you show up after work, two evenings a week. In just eight weeks, you'll have the foundation to start your apprenticeship — and we'll open the doors to employers who are ready to bring you on.
- Construction-site certified on day one — OSHA 10 cert included
- Blueprint reading and construction math — the real skills you'll use on the jobsite, before you ever set foot on one.
- Real tools. Real electrical panels. Real practice — before it counts.
- Meet real employers and learn through mock interviews
- Financial assistance available — many attend at zero cost
Join the Waitlist
Drop your name and email and we'll reach out the moment registration opens for our next class.
Have questions if this is a fit for you? Email us to learn more.
What you walk away with.
OSHA 10 Certification
Industry-recognized safety certification that every employer requires. You'll complete it during the bootcamp and walk out certified.
Construction Math Prep
The math that matters on a job site — measurements, load calculations, blueprint reading. Practical, not theoretical.
Hands-On Lab Time
Real wiring, real panels, real tools at SLCC's electrical lab. This isn't PowerPoint training. You work with your hands from week one.
Industry Overview
Hear from those in the industries on various pathways and specialities to guide your career to the right fit.
Mock Interviews
Get support on building resume and mock interviews to help you prepare.
Financial Assistance Available
Many of our students attend on financial assistance that reduces cost to zero. If you're income-qualified, we make this work for you.
Why electricians.
Why Utah. Why Now.
The trades aren't a fallback. They're one of the most in-demand, recession-resistant, well-paying career paths available — and Utah can't hire fast enough.
Workforce data, wage trajectories, and growth projections sourced from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Occupational Outlook, the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA), and the Utah Department of Workforce Services.
This is designed best for individuals:
- Who have a strong desire to start in the trades
- Have limited previous experience
- Have access to reliable transportation
- Are legally able to work in the US
- Have a high school diploma or GED
Still have questions?
Not sure if the bootcamp — or the trades — is the right fit for you? Email us and we'll help you figure out your next step.
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