Funding Available
Electrical Technician
Learn residential and commercial wiring, electrical theory, and NEC code. Graduate with OSHA 30 and NCCER credentials in 12 weeks.
12 weeks20–25 hrs/week3 credentialsHybrid
Grant Funding Available
$5,000
self-pay · funding may cover 100%
New Applicant
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Go to My CoursesTalk to an AdvisorView Course Details →$35,000–$75,000
Typical wage range
240 hrs
Total training hours
3 credentials
Industry recognized
6% (faster than average)
Job growth (2024)
Aligned with:NCCER Standardized CurriculumNEC 2023WIOA Title I
What You'll Learn
Full curriculum broken down by module. Every topic is covered in class and assessed before you advance.
1
Electrical Theory
- ·Ohm's Law and Kirchhoff's Laws
- ·Series and parallel circuits
- ·AC vs DC power
- ·Voltage, current, resistance
- ·Power calculations
2
Residential Wiring
- ·Service entrance and panels
- ·Branch circuit wiring
- ·Switches, outlets, fixtures
- ·GFCI and AFCI protection
- ·Grounding and bonding
3
Commercial Wiring
- ·Conduit bending and installation
- ·Three-phase power systems
- ·Motor controls
- ·Lighting systems
- ·Fire alarm basics
4
NEC Code
- ·Code book navigation
- ·Article 210 — Branch Circuits
- ·Article 220 — Load Calculations
- ·Article 250 — Grounding
- ·Permit and inspection process
5
Safety & OSHA 30
- ·Fall protection
- ·Electrical safety and lockout/tagout
- ·PPE requirements
- ·Hazard communication
- ·OSHA 30-Hour certification
6
Career Readiness
- ·NCCER Core Curriculum
- ·Tool identification and use
- ·Blueprint reading basics
- ·Resume and interview prep
- ·Apprenticeship application support
Ready to Start Your Electrical Technician Career?
WIOA and Next Level Jobs funding available for eligible Indiana residents. You must qualify — eligibility is not guaranteed. Self-pay options available.
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