Becoming a residential or commercial electrician?
I have taken upon myself to ask around in technical schools and apprentice programs what they have to offer. I want to make sure that I am not wasting money/time.
Should I take SCIT (http://boxstr.com/files/4582409_zxvsg/05005370B901.gif) which they charge around $14,000 for their 7 month training or consider an apprentice program like the IBEW Local 441 which have their program http://www.ocett.org/news.php
Am I taking the correct steps into becoming a licensed electrician?
Please any experience electrician advice
This is only my opinion, but this is how I started as an electrician. I started off as a helper for a local contractor, and quickly worked my way up from residential, to commercial, to industrial. Then they paid for me to go to school and I became an industrial controls technician. I did all of this within two years.
**edit** Not saying you'll get the same results but I live in NC, I started as a helper for $7.25 per/hour. At the end of those two years I was making $16 per/hour.

