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 Minimum Apprentice Wage Rates
WAGE RATES 2007-2008 State law requires that a registered apprentice program conduct a wage survey each year. Apprentice wages are then determined from the average wage paid to journeyman electricians. Apprentice wages for the 2007-2008 school year are listed below for each 6-month period. The average journeyman hourly rate for Sarasota/Bradenton is $17.37. This does not include benefits. Apprentices are required to maintain a passing grade of 70% and must accumulate 1000 on-the-job training hours to be eligible for a wage increase. 1-1000 OJT Hours first six months $9.55 1001 – 2000 OJT Hours second six months $10.42 2001 – 3000 OJT Hours third six months $11.29 3001 – 4000 OJT Hours fourth six months $12.16 4001 – 5000 OJT Hours fifth six months $13.02 5001 – 6000 OJT Hours sixth six months $13.89 6001 – 7000 OJT Hours seventh six months $14.76 7001 – 8000 OJT Hours eighth six months $15.63 NEW WAGE RATES FOR 2008-09 TO BE POSTED SOON!   Wage Comparison
An important consideration when comparing wages and programs is the fact that apprentices enter high-paying jobs upon completion of their apprenticeship and are not encumbered with repayment of student loans.  | Return Home | Questions | Bulletin Board | Wages | Contractors | Contact Us | Apprentice Committee | Locations & Links | Download Info | |
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