How can I get a journeyman's license?

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well to get the license, consider writing out an application and proposal to the designated people. You can search for them online.

Answer by  Liz59 (10966)

Well, you need to complete your 8000 hours of electrical work to get the license. Usually, a few letters of reference indicating that you have completed the hours will suffice.

Answer by  Trillium (102)

In Ontario, Canada you follow a course of classroom training, usually at a Community College. Then you enter into a real job, working with a Master in your trade, for example a Master Plumber, for a period of working hours ( they vary depending on trade ) usually 2000 hour plus, to become qualified to write your trade exams.

Answer by  soapjunkie (581)

Check your state's requirements. Some states require job shadowing a master electrician or require training through a college or apprenticeship program. Apprenticeship lasts usually three to five years with an exam at the end. Once the apprenticeship is completed, you will be granted Journeyman status and issued a license.

Answer by  wennifred (597)

Journeyman is a designation usually given to highly educated and skilled workers in various vocations, such as electricians. To get such a designation you usually have to go through a lengthy apprenticeship and pass certain tests.