- Schedule: Access your coursework 24/7, anytime that fits your routine.

- Course Hours: 65

Estimated Completion Time:

- Flexible Pace: Progress toward certification on your schedule.

- 3 Weeks: Finish in as little as 3 weeks by committing to 20 hours per week.

- 5 Weeks: Complete in 5 weeks with 10 hours of study each week.

- Maximum Time Allowed: Access the course materials for up to 12 months to ensure flexibility in your learning journey.

- Practical Training: Gain real-world experience through hands-on drills, practice exercises, and chapter quizzes designed to solidify your knowledge.

- Interactive Practice: Enhance your learning journey with skill-building demonstrations, simulations, and engaging online activities.

- Quizzes and Assessments: Monitor your progress and test your understanding with regular evaluations.

- Self-Paced Learning: Take control of your schedule and advance through the material at your own pace.

- Experience Real-World Scenarios: Engage with dynamic 3D simulations that bring practical situations to life.

- Practice in a Safe Virtual Environment: Develop hands-on skills without constraints, ensuring a risk-free learning space.

- Gain Expertise from Industry Professionals: Learn directly from master electricians and experienced educators who provide valuable practical knowledge.

- Boost Your Confidence and Skills: Strengthen your expertise in ways that go beyond traditional classroom settings.

Module 1: Beginning Your Journey as an Electrician

This module introduces the foundational training needed to pursue a career as an electrician, covering key electrical principles and their relationships. You’ll also refresh essential math skills frequently applied in the trade.

Module 2: Tools of the Trade

Discover the must-have tools for electrical work, including multimeters, a variety of hand tools, and power tools crucial for the profession.

Module 3: Circuit Fundamentals

Delve into the basics of DC circuits, applying Kirchhoff’s and Ohm’s Laws to series and parallel configurations. Additionally, explore the principles of alternating current (AC), its generation, interaction with magnetism, and the sine wave’s role in AC motors.

Module 4: Installation Fundamentals

Learn about OSHA-mandated electrical safety standards for installations. This module also focuses on common devices used during service calls, conductor ampacity, and hands-on tasks such as measuring, cutting, reaming, and bending EMT conduit.

Module 5: Electrical Safety Practices

Understand the safety protocols essential for working in the electrical industry, including ladder safety, fall protection, and lockout/tagout procedures for controlling energy sources.

Module 6: Navigating the Electrical Code

Gain an introduction to the National Electrical Code, which outlines industry best practices for residential and commercial projects. The module also includes an overview of three-way and four-way switch configurations.

Outline Basic Safety Practices: Highlight essential safety tools and procedures required for working safely in the electrical field.

Identify Electrical Codes: Understand the purpose and application of Electrical Codes in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Describe Electrical Installations: Explain common installation methods, including the devices and techniques used in various scenarios.

Explain DC Circuits: Detail the construction and practical applications of direct current (DC) and combination circuits.

List Foundational Concepts: Summarize key electrical principles that are critical to the industry.

Recognize Tools and Components: Identify the essential tools and components frequently used in electrical work.

Graduates of the program will be fully prepared to take the OSHA 10-Hour Construction Industry certification exam.