With so much new construction taking place in The Natural State, becoming an electrician means having your choice of steady, high-paying work. The demand for skilled tradespeople is at an all-time high, and continuing to grow! The U.S. Department of Labor projects 9% growth in the field through 2026, and median earnings in Arkansas exceed $40,000 a year!
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Featured Apprentice
Alonzo Butler, II
- Hometown: Kissimmee, FL
- Employer: UA – Pulaski Technical College (NLR)
- Trade: HVAC Tech
- Goals: "For my short term goal, I would like to obtain my certification in HVAC and EPA. For my long term goal, I would like to start my own business."
News & Updates
Arkansas continues to grow by leaps and bounds, and so does the demand for skilled construction workers!
If you’re interested in a rewarding new career, you can’t go wrong with a construction apprenticeship! Arkansas continues to experience unprecedented growth, and no matter where you travel throughout the state, you’ll see new public buildings, shopping centers, and infrastructure under construction. Arkansas’ top construction companies are busier than they’ve ever been, and are desperately looking to fill hundreds of jobs. If you have the proper road and building construction training, those jobs will be yours for the asking!
As long as Arkansas continues to experience seasonal weather extremes, HVAC technicians are going to be in demand!
There’s an old joke about Arkansas weather: if you don’t like it, wait for a little while, and it will change. During certain times of the year, we run both our air conditioning and heating on the same day, and often only a few hours apart. And, as anyone who has ever had to call an HVAC technician will tell you, they’re paid handsomely to help us make sure that our home comfort systems are in working order when we need them.
