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Wallace Community College Lineman Program

The Wallace Community College Lineman Program offers a comprehensive $4,150 program. Graduates often find employment with top companies like Pike Electric, Mastec.

2026 Program Cost
$4,150
Program Length
8 weeks
Next Start
Feb, June and Sept
Wallace Community College Lineman Program logo
2026 Program Cost
$4,150
Term Length
8 weeks
Term Beginning Date(s)
Feb, June and Sept
2025 Enrollment
58
Housing Available?
Yes
Boots/Tools Included?
Yes
Possible Scholarships?
Yes
Completion Rate
75%
Employment Rate
83%
2025 Graduate Average Starting Wage
$54,800

Details about Wallace Community College Lineman Program

Pre-apprentice Electrical Lineworkers are entry-level employees who work in the electrical distribution industry. Students who complete this course of study find employment with power companies, electric cooperatives, municipal electric companies, and electrical contracting and construction firms. This 8-week program is physically demanding. Students must be able to work aloft without a fear of heights.

Lineman Job Opportunities for Graduates from Wallace Community College Lineman Program

This course is approved for WIOA funding.

Openings Near Me

Companies hiring entry level line workers from Wallace Community College Lineman Program

Pike Electric, Mastec, Trawick Construction, Wiregrass Electric

How long does Wallace Community College Lineman Program take?

8 weeks

How to get into Wallace Community College Lineman Program

High school diploma or equivalent, Must be at least 18 years of age, Weight limit of 275 lbs. DOT Physical

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About

Dothan

Wallace Community College is a community college in Dothan, Alabama. The college enrolls 3,958 students and has been accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools since 1969.�

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Local pay in context

What Linemen Earn in Alabama

Statewide wages for Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers (SOC 49-9051), 2,730 employed. The band below uses BLS percentile data as an illustrative range from early-career to experienced lineworkers in the state.

Early career (10th pct.)
$44,150
Typical (median)
$92,030
Experienced (90th pct.)
$105,400

Program cost in context: tuition of $4,150 is about 4.5% of one year at the Alabama median lineman wage.

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Many graduates enter the trade through an IBEW local's apprenticeship after training.

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