This Knowledge-Based Plumbing Course Teaches The A–Z Of The Electrical Trade And Is Taught By Licensed Electrical Instructors. English and Spanish Closed Captioning Available.
Enroll NowThe Electrical Course gives students a broad understanding of the electrical trade. Students will study everything from electrical theory and the National Electrical Code® to blueprint reading, residential wiring, electronic control systems, motor theory and application and much more. Foundational principles of electricity, such as electric current, Ohm’s Law, and circuits are explained in detail. Students learn the tools of the trade and critical safety procedures.
All common electrical components are demonstrated including such items as device boxes, raceways and fittings, fasteners and anchors, conductors and cables and more.
25 Instruction Hours. English and Spanish Closed Captioning available.
Certificate in Electrical Theory upon Completion
All instruction is delivered online with video instruction and testing. Instructor support and interaction online or by email.
Upon successful completion, this course results in a Certificate of Completion in Electrical Theory. The knowledge and skills gained from completing the course prepares entry-level electrical trade workers, maintenance employees and do-it-yourself home and business owners. This Electrical Course prepares an individual to enter employment in positions involving Maintenance Electrician, Electrician Assistance and the electrical work involved in General Maintenance and Repair positions such as Maintenance Mechanic, Facilities Maintenance Technician, and Building Maintenance and Repair Technician. (See Standard Occupational Classifications 47-3013, 49-9042, 47-3019 and 49-9799 Idaho Department of Labor.). Certificates of this School do not qualify an individual to work as a licensed Electrician, or as a licensed Contractor.
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I feel empowered and confident. I was confused on something's that I read on my book. But once I took this course I'm no longer confused, Now I can say I understand. Thank you
Veronica Pueblo, CO, Apprentice
