Become
an electrician.
You install the electrics in homes and commercial buildings: distribution boards, wiring, switches. Precise work where you see what you built every day. No experience needed.
- No diploma or experience
- You work precisely and want to understand how things work
- A driving licence (B) helps, but is not required
- VCA safety
- NEN 3140
- Vocational certificate in electrical engineering (MBO level)
€2.850–3.650
gross per month as an independent an electrician (indication, Cao Technisch Installatiebedrijf). What you earn during the programme is listed with the vacancy.
A day as an electrician.
Start on site, short briefing with your technician
Fitting conduits and boxes in a new-build home
Lunch with the team
Connecting and testing the distribution board
Tidy up, log the work, head home
What you do.
- Installing, connecting and extending distribution boards
- Laying cables and fitting sockets
- Measuring and fixing faults
- Testing and handing over installations
A week as a trainee.
How the 18 months work→- Mon to Thu
On the job with your colleague, at the employer.
- Friday
Training day: theory and practice, paid.
- All week
A dedicated coach who stays close and switches between you and your employer.
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Questions about
this job.
Isn’t electrical work dangerous?+
You first learn to work safely (VCA and NEN 3140) and for the first months you always work with an experienced technician.
Do I need to be good at maths?+
No. You use a few standard formulas, and you learn those on the job.
Where do you work?+
At installation companies, usually on projects near your employer.