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In Ontario, it is illegal to perform most electrical installations without notifying the ESA. Property owners who do their own electrical work (instead of hiring a professional) must notify the ESA. If the property owner hires a licensed electrical contractor, that contractor should file the notification with the ESA.
Under the Ontario College of Trades and Apprenticeship Act an electrical apprenticeship is 9000 hours (approximately five years). However, some union programs will require a pre apprenticeship program be completed before acceptance into the apprenticeship.
In Ontario, it is illegal to perform most electrical installations without notifying the ESA. Property owners who do their own electrical work (instead of hiring a professional) must notify the ESA. If the property owner hires a licensed electrical contractor, that contractor should file the notification with the ESA.
Level 1: Complete the on the job and in-school requirements. Level 2: Complete the on the job and in-school requirements. Level 3: Complete the on the job and in-school requirements. Completion: Become a Journeyperson by successfully completing the certificate of qualification (C of Q) Exam.
Step-by-step guide to starting an electrical contracting business Write a business plan. Decide whether to work as a sole trader or limited company. Get insurance. Register with a competent person scheme. Find good suppliers. Buy tools and equipment. Build your brand. Market to potential clients.

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As an on title home owner, you are legally entitled to do your own electrical work. However, please be safe and abide by the laws. Take out an Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) permit and have an inspector check your work.
If you hire someone to do electrical work in your home, by Ontario law, they must be a Licensed Electrical Contractor (see exceptions*). Licensed Electrical Contractors are trained in and understand the safety requirements associated with electrical installations.
Starting an electrical contracting business can be difficult if you don't hire people that are qualified to do electrical work. To provide safe and reliable service, you'll need to find people that are licensed, electricians.
Know your rights and obligations under the Employment Standards Act ( ESA ). This guide describes the rules about minimum wage, hours of work limits, termination of employment, public holidays, pregnancy and parental leave, severance pay, vacation and more.
In Ontario, for example, the process includes the following steps: Complete 8,160 hours of on-the-job training as an electrician apprentice. Complete 840 in-class hours of electrician training. Pass the electrician certification exam. Become a certified, registered journeyperson in the trade.