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Empowering generations

Through skilled trades

At Energize Us EDU, we believe in the transformative power of skilled trades to shape futures and build communities. Our mission is to empower the next generation by providing exceptional education and training that not only enhances technical skills but also fosters leadership and professionalism.

We’re redefining the skilled trades industry with a fresh perspective and a commitment to excellence. By equipping our students with the tools they need to succeed, we’re not just preparing them for careers — we’re building a legacy of pride and achievement in the trades.

Join us in our journey to inspire and uplift, as we pave the way for a new era of skilled tradespeople who are ready to lead with confidence and dedication. Together, we’re igniting potential and fueling success, one trade at a time.

Our Values

Community:

Fostering a sense of belonging and mutual support among skilled tradespeople.

Unity:

Bringing together diverse talents and backgrounds to strengthen the industry.

Providing Service:

Committing to high standards of service in education and training.

Honesty:

Maintaining transparency and integrity in all our endeavors.

Dedication:

Showing relentless commitment to our mission and to those we serve.

What To Expect

Typically an electrical education program is 600-750+ hours total. That comes to about 4 years, 150-175+ hours a year. All of your course material will be provided for you, and hybrid classes are available.
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Upon completion of this program, you can expect to be fully equipped with the latest and best practices in the industry, guidance for real world application, and invaluable hands-on-training experience.

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BULD Association

If you’d like to further your education and training experience, we also offer:

  • OSHA 10 and OSHA 30
  • NABCEP Associates Photovoltaic
  • CPR/First-Aid Safety
  • All crafts and trades listed on the NCCER site (Nationally accepted by the Department of Eduction)
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