Registered Apprenticeship · U.S. Department of Labor
Streib Education Center
Start your electrical career with paid, hands-on training from one of St. Louis' most established electrical contractors.
At the Streib Education Center, you'll earn a paycheck from your first day on the job while completing a U.S. Department of Labor Registered Apprenticeship. Over four years, you'll build the skills needed to become a licensed journeyman electrician and open doors to leadership opportunities throughout Streib.
Questions about the school? Call our Education Director Zach Smith at (314) 487-7474.
Streib Education Center (SEC) enrollment is available exclusively to Streib Company apprentices. To become an apprentice and start your journey, apply to Streib today.
Schooling Built Inside a Contractor
What Makes
Streib Education Center Different?
Most electrical trade schools prepare students for the workforce after graduation. At Streib, you're hired first and the classroom is an extension of the job.
From your first day, you'll work alongside experienced electricians, employed by Streib, on real projects while building the classroom knowledge required to become a journeyman electrician.
Why does Department of Labor Registration Matter?
The Streib Education Center apprenticeship program is registered with the U.S. Department of Labor.
That means your classroom instruction, on-the-job training hours, wage progression, and curriculum meet nationally recognized apprenticeship standards and the credentials you graduate with are recognized beyond Streib Company.
What Happens after SEC Graduation?
We built this program to develop more than installers. Apprentices who graduate through the SEC go on to become foremen, project managers, estimators, sales professionals, and company leaders.
The apprenticeship is designed to provide both technical expertise and long-term career opportunities within Streib.
Meet Zach Smith, SEC Education Director
Zach Smith leads the Streib Education Center and works directly with every apprentice throughout the program.
Whether you're wondering what classes are like, how the journeyman apprenticeship works, or if an electrical career is the right fit, Zach is available to answer your questions and help you understand what to expect.
Hear directly from Zach as he explains how the apprenticeship works, what students can expect, and how the Streib Education Center has helped launch successful electrical careers for decades.
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