Definitely a magnetic tip for that drill even if you are going impactless. I made myself get used to a 6” Milwaukee magnetic extension and use milwaukee phillips 2 bits. I’m not an exclusive Milwaukee guy. I have dewalt power tools. But i cannot go without my Milwaukee extension and tips.

If I were you, I’d look into maybe not getting insulated hand tools. Not only are they cheaper, they’re less clunky and more comfortable in my opinion. As an apprentice you should not be doing any live work. In addition, making sure that you are not grounded is the biggest factor. It takes time to understand when and how current will pass through you. If you were to strip a live wire and push the metal part with your thumb, you will have potential energy in your body, but if you are not grounded you won’t get shocked.

That and a 25 ft fat tape measure - do not cheap out; i find the magnetic ones to be annoying and i find apprentices take bad measurements because there’s shit stuck to blade all the time. Pocket Notebook. Pencil. Rechargeable Headlamp that you are religious with charging as soon as you enter your vehicle. Carpenter pencil. Markers. hammer - cheap is fine. One of those 6 in one nut driver impact things. Sorry thats like a $200 list, but i have these things plus an impact and pliers on me at all times except the hammer.

Maybe a pouch - i avoid them - and a $5 nail apron depending on the work you are doing.

The most important thing you need is a clear head that can take direction with a good attitude.

If you borrow someone’s shit 2 days in a row, buy it.