The SkillBridge Locator maps Department of War (DoW) SkillBridge internships and employer-managed listings across the United States, so transitioning servicemembers can find programs near their current base, near where they're PCSing, or fully remote.
As of August 25, 2026, CareerPCS's published base guides cover 4,063 distinct SkillBridge programs from 2,364 organizations within 50 miles of 237 installations across 50 states. The directory also includes 2,074 remote and nationwide programs.
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VEEP BCC02 electrical training pre-apprenticeship program. There is no cost for participants for training, books, or materials. Travel to and from training, housing, room, board, and transportation during training are the responsibility of the participant.
Job description:
Inside Wire Electrical workers install, maintain, and repair electrical power, communications, lighting, and control systems in homes, businesses, and factories. Electrical workers work indoors and outdoors in nearly every type of facility. Almost all electricians work full-time, which may include evenings and weekends. Electrical workers learn their trade through a registered apprenticeship program that is typically low-cost or no-cost to the student. A high-school diploma or equivalent is required to begin your apprenticeship and career in the trade. Most jurisdictions require Inside Wire Electricians to be licensed by the state or local governmental agency, as applicable. The apprenticeship is designed to result in licensure. See O-NET code 47-2111.00.
All participants have guaranteed job placement after program completion, end of service, and relocation. Applicants specify three desired locations for employment, and the electrical training ALLIANCE works to ensure placement, prior to acceptance and training. Go to https://in2veep.com for information on the application process and career opportunities. A map of apprenticeship schools around the country is located at http://electricaltrainingalliance.org/locateaTrainingCenter/Inside
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Nationwide program
This program runs nationwide rather than in a single state, so there is no one state wage benchmark to show for it.
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