Let's Energize Your Career
In Any Trade or Craft!
Our education program will not only teach you the skills needed, but equip you in understanding what the requirements are for your local state licensure board. This will help you determine how to proceed in the second phase: on-the-job training.
Find A Great Paying Job
Do Work You’re Proud Of
Support Your Family
Earn In-Demand Skills
On-The-Job Training
Gain Job Security
How To
Get Started
While we specialize in training for the electrical industry, a career in any craft usually begins with a few core natural abilities: Critical-thinking, problem solving, customer service focus, and good color vision. But there are two things that are usually required by every trade:
- Proper education and;
- On-the-job training.
If you’re prepared to tackle the first phase, education, we’ve got you covered!
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.
Plan For The Future
After Graduation
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.
Electricians are In Demand
Career Overview
The need for electricians is steadily increasing. About 79,900 openings for electricians are projected each year, on average, from 2021-2031. In addition to many of those openings resulting from the need to replace electricians who transfer to different occupations or retire, the demand for electricians has increased with the emerging field of alternative power generation, such as solar energy. This advancement calls for more electricians for installation and repair services.
Annual base salary in 2021 — $60,040
Other Programs Available
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 Education)
