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Ft Smith/Van Buren Plumber Atc

Ft Smith/Van Buren Plumber Atc is an apprenticeship program in Fort Smith, Arkansas offering registered plumbing apprenticeship.

Plumbing programs at Ft Smith/Van Buren Plumber Atc

ProgramCredentialLengthTuition
Registered plumbing apprenticeshipRegistered apprenticeshipTypically 4 to 5 yearsPaid training

What to expect

Registered plumbing apprenticeships are paid, employer-based training. You work under experienced plumbers, earn wages from the start and attend classroom instruction for the related technical training, typically across four to five years. Hours on the job count toward the experience a plumbing license requires. Contact the program for current openings, the application process and the contractors who hire apprentices.

What plumbers earn in Arkansas

Plumbers, pipefitters and steamfitters in Arkansas earn a median $48,660 a year ($23.39 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn about $33,410 and the top 10% earn over $68,870. Nationally the median is $63,800. See plumber pay in every state.

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