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Lineman Schools in Alabama

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All Lineman Programs in Alabama

Every lineworker training program in Alabama, including the ones federal education data misses. Five of these run through the ACCS Pre-Apprenticeship Lineworker Program and Alabama Power’s utility partnership; they are non-credit workforce training, so they never appear in the U.S. Department of Education’s completions data and are absent from most school directories. They are still real programs with real hire rates. Graduate counts are not shown because non-credit programs do not report them — we will not invent a number.

Birmingham, AL
Jefferson State Community College
10-week fast-track · CDL portion at Clanton campus · 2 classes per year
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Lawson State Community College
ACCS Pre-Apprenticeship Lineworker · Alabama Power partner
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Decatur, AL
Calhoun Community College
7-week pre-apprentice · includes CDL · ~$4,590 · 90%+ hire rate
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Dothan, AL
Wallace Community College
8-week pre-apprentice electrical lineworker · $4,150
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Mobile, AL
Bishop State Community College
Alabama Power partner · 2027 enrollment opens June 1, 2026
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Montgomery, AL
Trenholm State Community College
10-week · $4,150 · 12 seats per class · Patterson Site
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Where this list comes from: the Alabama Community College System’s Pre-Apprenticeship Lineworker Program directory, Alabama Power’s workforce-development announcements, and each college’s own program page — all linked above and verified live. These are non-credit workforce programs, so no federal graduate counts exist for them. Tuition and schedule details are as published by the colleges and change term to term; confirm directly before you apply. Found a program missing? Tell us and we will add it free.
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