Next intake: October 6 · 14 spots across 3 pathways
Trueline runs paid apprenticeships in Electrical, HVAC, and a combined Dual-Track — real classroom hours, real supervised field hours, logged toward the exact total the state requires before you can sit the journeyman exam.
Pathways
Same paid-apprenticeship structure, different hour splits and a different license at the end.
Pathway
Conduit bending, code (NEC), panel work, and troubleshooting live circuits under a licensed journeyman. Field hours are paid from week one at a signed contractor site, not a simulated lab.
Ends in: Journeyman Electrician license eligibility
Pathway
Refrigerant handling (EPA 608 certified within month one), duct design, and diagnostic troubleshooting on real residential and light-commercial systems.
Ends in: HVAC Journeyman license eligibility
Pathway
Runs both curricula on a staggered schedule — most dual-track apprentices finish the Electrical license in year 4, then complete the remaining HVAC field hours in year 5. Built for apprentices planning to run their own combined-trade shop eventually.
Ends in: Both journeyman licenses
Hours & Wages
Wages step up automatically at fixed hour milestones, not at a supervisor’s discretion — the same schedule applies to every apprentice in every pathway.
Hours are logged weekly by your supervising journeyman and countersigned by Trueline’s field coordinator — the same log gets submitted to the state licensing board when you apply to sit the exam, so there’s no separate paperwork scramble at year 4 or 5.
Exam Results
Of the 214 Trueline apprentices who sat the state journeyman exam in the last three years, 195 passed on the first attempt. The 19 who didn’t retook it within 60 days at no additional cost — 17 of those passed on the second attempt.
“I logged every one of my 8,000 hours the same week I worked them — Trueline’s coordinator tracked it, not me scrambling to reconstruct four years of timesheets before the exam application deadline.”
“Dual-track took five years instead of four. I knew that going in because the hour split was on the website before I ever toured the building — no surprise extra year.”
Apply
14 spots open across all three pathways this intake — 6 Electrical, 5 HVAC, 3 Dual-Track. Application includes a basic math/tools aptitude assessment (no cost) and a 20-minute interview with a pathway coordinator.
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Trueline Trade School runs paid Electrical, HVAC, and Dual-Track apprenticeships — real classroom-vs-field hour splits, a 91% state licensing exam pass rate, wages from day one.
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