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Local 24 aptitude test — Baltimore, MD

Baltimore, MD — application window, testing frequency, score threshold, and retake wait.

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Local 24 — Baltimore, MD at a glance

Aptitude battery: eTA

This JATC uses the electrical training ALLIANCE aptitude test battery: 33 algebra and functions questions in 46 minutes, then 36 reading comprehension questions in 51 minutes, 97 minutes of testing in total.

Application window
Applications are open year-round. All requirements must be met prior to applying for the program. Requirements include being 18 or older, a valid driver's license, a high school diploma or GED with official transcripts, and a DD-214 for discharged military personnel. No application fee is published.
Testing frequency
Not published by this JATC.
Score threshold
Receive a 4 or higher on the NJATC Electrical Trades Aptitude Test developed and validated by the American Institutes of Research
Retake wait
Not published by this JATC — confirm the current rule with the training center.

Verified on Baltimore Electrical JATC (IBEW Local 24 / Maryland Chapter NECA)'s own page, checked 21 September 2026. Rules change — confirm with your hall. Read the official source.

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What the test itself looks like

See the complete aptitude test guide for the eTA format and what is and is not published about scoring.

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