160 hours of classroom instruction, hands-on lab work, and real jobsite simulation — all in one powerful month. No fluff. No filler. Just the skills and certifications that get you hired on Day 1.
Built by master electricians who know exactly what employers need to see. Click each week to explore what you'll master.
Your first week lays the non-negotiable foundation every professional electrician must have. Before you touch a wire in the field, you'll master safety protocols, understand electrical theory, and learn your tools inside and out. You leave Week 1 with your OSHA-10 Certification in hand.
Earn your OSHA-10 Certification — the nationally recognized safety credential required by most commercial employers before you step foot on a job site. Issued in Week 1, valid for life.
Week 2 is where your hands go to work. You'll master the physical materials that make up every electrical installation — and learn the bending skills that immediately separate beginners from experienced apprentices. This is where classroom knowledge becomes physical confidence.
Complete your first hands-on conduit bending project with stub-ups, offsets, and saddles — a practical skill that supervisors test on your very first week of real employment.
This is the electrical work employers care about most. You'll wire switches, outlets, and lighting systems, understand panel basics, and develop the wire-pulling skills that will be your daily craft on every commercial job site. Precision, speed, and confidence all build here.
Wire and test a complete lighting circuit from panel to fixture — the exact skill many employers test during your first week on the job. You'll do it with confidence by Week 3.
Your final week puts everything together in real conditions. Full electrical projects from start to finish. Rack systems. Blueprint reading on the fly. This is where theory becomes muscle memory — and where you stop being a student and become a working professional ready for Day 1 on the job.
Complete a full electrical installation project from rough-in to tested circuit, working under real job-site conditions. Your capstone project is documented proof you're ready to work.
Our program doesn't just show you skills — it makes you do them. Every day blends all three formats so learning never goes stale.
Theory, NEC code fundamentals, safety regulations, and the technical knowledge that makes every action purposeful on a job site. You know the why behind everything you do.
Real tools. Real conduit. Real wire. You build, bend, wire, and test on actual equipment — not simulations, not videos, not diagrams on a whiteboard. This is the core of the program.
Full projects from blueprint to tested circuit. Real teams, real deadlines, real problem-solving. The closest thing to an actual job site before you step on your first one.
Intense, purposeful, and built entirely around making you job-ready. Here's what a typical training day looks like:
Every day starts with a mandatory safety review. PPE inspection, hazard identification, daily objectives briefing — building the safety-first habits that protect your career.
Deep-dive into the day's technical topic with a master electrician — electrical theory, NEC code requirements, material knowledge, or blueprint interpretation.
Apply what you just learned on real equipment. Conduit bending, wiring, panel work — hands are moving, skills are building, confidence is growing every single session.
Instructors are available during lunch for one-on-one questions, career conversations, and trade talk. Some of the best learning happens informally over lunch.
Larger-scale project work in a simulated real-world job environment. Teams, deadlines, problem-solving — this is where professionalism is developed alongside technical skills.
Daily skills assessment, progress tracking, debrief with instructors, and preparation for tomorrow's session. Every day's progress is documented — yours to keep.
Nationally recognized safety credential — required by most commercial employers before you step on any job site. Issued in Week 1.
Documented proof of your hands-on training hours — classroom, lab, and jobsite simulation all recorded and certifiable to employers.
Demonstrated competency with every standard electrical tool and piece of equipment used in the trade — assessed by your instructors.
Documented completion of your final full electrical installation project — tangible, real-world proof of readiness you show to employers.
Direct introductions to our hiring partners — MMR, Gaylor, Atlantic Workforce, and more — before you even cross the graduation stage.
New classes start every 4 weeks. Limited seats per class. Don't wait for the "right time."
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