Electrical

This 220-hour introductory course provides a comprehensive foundation in the electrical trade, preparing students with the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required for entry-level positions as electricians. Participants will explore essential industry fundamentals, ranging from job site safety protocols and electrical circuitry to residential wiring methods and current national electrical codes. The curriculum emphasizes the core principles of electrical processes in the workplace, with an in-depth focus on direct current (DC) theory, resistance, voltage, and circuit behavior. Students will gain practical, hands-on experience using both standard hand tools and specialized equipment while adhering strictly to professional safety standards.

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The program also guides students through trade-specific blueprint reading, schematic interpretation, and load calculation basics. Participants will practice measuring, cutting, conduit bending, and installing foundational wiring components in simulated workspace environments. Safety remains a top priority throughout the course, with thorough instruction on OSHA standards, personal protective equipment (PPE), lock-out/tag-out procedures, and hazard identification. Through practical assessments and direct evaluations conducted by experienced course instructors, students will refine their troubleshooting, installation, and inspection techniques to build a successful career path in the electrical field.

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Classes take place Monday – Thursday | 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM