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SIA Security Systems Technician Apprenticeship Program

Sponsored by Security Industry Association · Security Systems Technician

Registered program Application form available

What families should know

A 12-month U.S. apprenticeship for physical-security systems installers administered by the Security Industry Association with participating integration employers.

What we could verify

Registration confirms a program relationship. It does not, by itself, confirm that an employer is currently accepting apprentices.

Service area
United States; placement depends on a participating security-integration employer and may require relocation.
Listed location
United States This may be a sponsor, training, or service region, not a work site.
Delivery mode
hybrid
Who the verified information describes
Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States and able to reach job sites in the eventual employer area; SIA does not employ apprentices directly.
Eligibility
  • At least 16 years old unless a higher age is required by law.
  • Legally authorized to work in the United States.
  • Valid driver license.
  • Successful completion of 10th-grade math and English.
  • Able to perform the essential work with or without reasonable accommodation.
Compensation
Paid apprenticeship with a progressive scale tied to the industry average and local cost of living; the official page does not publish a guaranteed dollar rate.
Duration
12 months, including at least 2,000 hours of guided on-the-job training and 144 hours of related technical instruction
Credential
The official program page describes completion as preparation for an experienced security systems technician role; it does not name a separate completion credential.

What happens next

Submit the official SIA application; SIA and participating partners may then contact qualified applicants about employer opportunities and additional steps.

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