NCCER Core Curriculum

Electrical Technician — OSHA 30 + NCCER in 12 weeks.

Residential and commercial wiring, NEC code, load calculations, and conduit bending. Graduate with OSHA 30 Construction and NCCER Core Curriculum. WIOA and Next Level Jobs funding available.

  • WIOA + Next Level Jobs eligible
  • OSHA 30 Construction
  • NCCER Core Curriculum
  • Apprenticeship pathway available
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
$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

How You Can Start

Choose the path that fits your situation.

There's a path to enrollment whether you qualify for funding or not. We'll help you figure out which one.

Lowest Cost Path

Workforce-Funded Training

Must reside in Indiana

Funding assistance may be available through workforce development programs. Contact an advisor to check your eligibility.

See What I Qualify For

Free to apply · takes 2 minutes

Start Immediately

Self-Pay — All States

$5,000tuition

Enroll immediately without waiting for funding approval. Payment plans, BNPL (Klarna, Afterpay, Zip), and income-share options available.

Payment options

Debit / Credit card
ACH bank transfer
Payment plan (split over time)
BNPL — Klarna, Afterpay, Zip
Find My Best Path

Not sure which path is right? Talk to an advisor — it's free and takes 10 minutes.

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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