My suggestion would be.
Get hired on with an Electrical Contracting Company that provides schooling as one of their benefits.
Tell them that you have a tool belt and tools and are very eager to learn and willing to work hard. Tell them that you have a lot of common sense and that the electrical industry interests you very much.
Once you are hired on. Do what ever you need to, to get signed up in the school that they provide. Usually some sort of apprenticeship Program. Two nights a week, for a couple hours per night.
Before you know it, you will be well on your way to owning your own Electrical Contracting Company some day.
Good Luck,
Tev
