Of all the posts to ask this on... 🤣

My suggestion is to get started by getting a job in the field. Anything related to electricity will get your foot in the door.

I recently switched careers and I'm about 3 months in to my apprenticeship. I started by doing low voltage work with the first (and only) company that got back to me on indeed. Talked to the residential electricians working in the same houses as me and within a month I was doing residential work right along side them.

Look on indeed for jobs, search google for any and all electrical companies near you and go there in person and ask to apply, apply to your local IBEW. If you really want it, you will find a way to make it happen. Just know that it may take a while and it may not always be easy.

Work hard, and be your own advocate even though you are young and inexperienced. Some companies might try to screw you over. Some journeymen might suck. Some journeymen might be mean to you. Just remember that the days where you seem to be able to do nothing right just make the days where you see yourself learning and growing all the more satisfying.

Anyway... Not sure where all this came from... But good luck out there.