What is an electricians helper? An electrical apprentice is an entry-level electrical trainee enrolled in an apprenticeship program to learn the concepts and skills necessary to become a licensed electrician. Apprentices typically work full-time and attend classes part-time to learn the theory and practical aspects of electrical work.

The responsibilities of an electrical apprentice vary depending on the specific job, but typically include:
1. Assisting with the installation, maintenance, and repair of electrical systems
2. Learning about the different types of electrical wiring and equipment
3. Following safety procedures and regulations
4. Working under the supervision of a licensed electrician

The benefits of becoming an electrical apprentice include:
1. Earning a good wage while you learn
2. Gaining hands-on experience in a challenging and rewarding field
3. Developing the skills and knowledge necessary to become a licensed electrician
4. Working with a team of experienced professionals
5. Having the opportunity to advance your career

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The 21 Laws for electrical apprentices, helpers and trainees Intro - 0:00
Electrical apprentice Law #1 - Don't think short term, stay in the electrical trade for the long haul - 0:40
Electrician helper Law #2 - Start getting other skills while you learn electrical work - 3:50
Electrical helper Law #3 - Find a company that does a verity of electrical work - 5:26
New Electrician's Law #4 - Investigate the company you are applying to - 6:49
New Electrician Law #5 - Learn Electrical Software - 7:41
First year electrician's Law #6 - Don't give up - 8:40
New Electrician Law #7 - Be professional, look the part, have the right tools - 9:32
New Electrician Law #8 - Being on time means being early - 11:12
New Electrician Law #9 - Communication skills for electricians - 12:34
New Electrician Law #10 - Pay attention to detail, the right details - 13:49
New Electrician Law #11 - Be safe no matter what - 14:55
New Electrician Law #12 - Be a problem solver, common sense is worth more then you think - 15:58
New Electrician Law #13 - Adapt as needed, dig trenches - 17:17
New Electrician Law #14 - Self motivation, always be busy and look busy - 18:21
New Electrician Law #15 - Learn to anticipate the next move - 19:25
New Electrician Law #16 - Self control is key in the electrical trade - 20:16
New Electrician Law #17 - Be creative, find ways to level up - 21:09
New Electrician Law #18 - Observe so you can level up - 22:11
New Electrician Law #19 - Be a life learner, things that help you grow and make more money as an electrician - 23:20
New Electrician Law #20 - Be the marketing 24:24
New Electrician Law #21 - Don't be afraid to ask for a raise 25:28

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