Courses
Electrical
- Safety First: Fire and Shock
- Electrical Connections
- The Electrician’s Best Friend -
The Multimeter - Conductors and Insulators
- Volts, Amperes, and Ohms
- Resistance and Conductance
- Meters
- Series and Parallel Circuits
- Sources of Electricity
- Motors
- Direct Current and Alternating Current
- Electrical Symbols and Outlets
- Lighting and Small Appliance Circuits
- Wiring Methods
- Switch Controls
- GFCIs
Plumbing
- Plumbing Safety & Tools
- Building and Plumbing Codes
- Soldering, Brazing, and Welding
- Water Supply Systems
- Plumbing Fixtures
- Piping Materials and Fittings
- The Use of Valves and Meters
- Water Heaters
- Pipe and Fitting Installation
- Installing Fixtures, Faucets, and Appliances
- Septic Systems
- Storm Water and Sump Pumps
- Repairing Water Supply Systems
- Remodeling
As an additional bonus you will receive instructions in IT systems.
- What is networking?
- CAT 516 wiring
- Switcher router
- IP address
- CAT 5 color coding
- Enclosure connectors
- Circuit Design
- Understanding blueprints
- Networks and computers
Electronic Soldering
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, the median annual salary for plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters is $59,880. The number of jobs is projected to increase by 2% in the coming years.*
Trade Unions
www.ibewlocal26.org
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
www.local5plumbers.org
Plumbers & Gasfitters Local Union 5
Online Virtual Training
Electrical Curriculum
This curriculum is a Pre-Apprentice course. Each student is required to have their own laboratory tool kit as illustrated below. Before any student can participate in any class they are instructed on the use of electrician tools and safety.
Class Schedule
Classes are taught twice a week Tuesday and Thursday or as announced.
A large amount of time is given to multimedia and audio visual training, the best part of audio visual training is that students can download the video to view multiple times at their own time.
Course curriculum training will cover
- Introduction to the National Electrical Code® (NEC)
- Branch-Circuit, Feeders
- Grounding Overcurrent Protection
- Wiring Methods
- Cabinets, Cutout Boxes, Meter Socket Enclosures Outlet
- Nonmetallic-Sheathed Cable: Types NM, NMC and NMS
- Switches, Receptacles
- Cord Connectors
- Learn features of multimeters
- Learn how to quickly troubleshoot
- Panelboards, and Branch Circuits
- Electrical Floor Plans & Facility Wiring
- Wire Size and Wire Insulation
- Fittings and Boxes
- Sizing of Fuses/Circuit Breakers
- Wire Nuts, Terminals and Crimpers
- Low Voltage Systems
All students will have hands-on training on wiring circuits and connections.
- How to interpret electrical blueprints and drawings.
- Understanding the National Electrical Code (NEC).
- Math in the electrician trades.
- Each student will receive their course book, charts and book of electrical components, boxes, connectors, wire sizes, and wire nuts.
- Proper use of electrician hand tools and safety.
Course Cost
This is a 5 weeks course
Price on request.
It is a fast pace intensified course where students are assigned homework to do when they are not in class, this will help their knowledge base. Instructors are available 4 hours a day to assist any student, answer questions or help solve problems by personal cell phone.
When each student has completed the necessary course hours they are awarded a certification of completion.
Note:
Each State has different requirements for becoming an electrician.
- Apprentice Electrician
- Journeyman Electrician
- Master Electrician
- Electrical Technician
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