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Electrical Apprentice Reviews
What is it like working as an Electrical Apprentice?
December 2019
Don’t make enough money at all.
Electrical Apprentice in Gruetli-Laager:
Pros: The people
Cons: Weather conditions
November 2019
It’s alright.
Electrical Apprentice in Annapolis:
Pros: Location
Cons: Traffic
November 2019
Very good.
Electrical Apprentice in Sheffield:
Pros: working for a good company with good benefits and support for staff
August 2019
It a great experience it taught me a lot of things I didn't know about electricity.
Electrical Apprentice in Durban:
Pros: Fault finding electrical circuits
Cons: Being treated like a child
April 2019
Alot of troubleshooting alot of poor workmanship.
Electrical Apprentice in Austin:
Pros: Alot of work
Cons: Alot of poor workmanship
February 2019
I love it but pay is low.
Electrical Apprentice in Harrisburg:
Pros: The people I work with
Cons: The pay
January 2019
Shawnee is a convenient town.
Electrical Apprentice in Shawnee:
Pros: Plenty of places to eat at lunch.
Cons: Shawnee is growing, meaning more traffic.
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