What NJATC program was introduced in 1961?

The program that was introduced in 1961 is the Inside program. This program was developed by the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (NJATC) to provide structured training for electrical workers within buildings or structures. The Inside program focuses on the skills and knowledge necessary to perform the work related to electrical installation and maintenance in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Established as part of the NJATC's commitment to enhancing the quality of apprenticeship training, the Inside program has become a cornerstone of the electrical trades' training structure. It aims to ensure that apprentices receive comprehensive education covering electrical theory, safety practices, and hands-on experience, thereby preparing them for successful careers in the electrical industry.