ELC501 F25) Electrical Trades I (180 hours)
 

The dates, times, and/or delivery method (in-person or remote) of this class are subject to change as needed. All registered students will be notified via email and/or phone if any changes occur. If you do not receive a notification from the Adult Education office, the class will run as scheduled.

Electrical Trades I provides foundational knowledge and skills in residential and commercial electrical wiring.

  • Curriculum Includes:

    • Residential Wiring: Covers the principles and practices of residential electrical wiring, including:

      • Circuit breaker panels

      • Wiring methods (conduit, cable)

      • Outlet and switch installation

      • Lighting circuits

    • Commercial Wiring: Introduces concepts related to commercial electrical systems, such as:

      • Power distribution systems

      • Motor controls

      • Lighting systems in commercial buildings

    • Troubleshooting: Basic troubleshooting techniques for identifying and resolving electrical problems.

Benefits of this Program:

  • Career-Oriented: Prepares students for entry-level positions as electricians.

  • In-Demand Skills: Develops highly marketable skills in a growing industry.

  • Hands-on Training: Provides valuable practical experience in electrical wiring and troubleshooting.

  • Safety Emphasis: Emphasizes the importance of electrical safety and adherence to the National Electrical Code.

*THIS COURSE IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID

Additional Information:
Textbooks are not included in the course price. Please contact the Adult Education office at least 2 weeks prior to course start date to order your textbooks.