9 tracks.
~1,200 hours.
First year to foreman.

Every niche of the electrical trade, structured so you know exactly where you are and where you're going. Each track is self-paced — start anywhere, move when you're ready.

9 Tracks
1,200+ Training hours
18 Individual courses
Foundation
Journeyman
Specialist
Advanced
Foreman
Foundation Start here — code fundamentals and trade basics
Journeyman Day-to-day journeyman work — residential and commercial
Specialist Deep dives — controls, fire alarm, BMS, fiber
Advanced Industrial-grade — SCADA, advanced controls
Foreman Foreman and crew leadership skills
Track 01

NEC Fundamentals

Navigate the National Electrical Code like a pro. Article-by-article walkthrough with real-world application scenarios.

60 hrs
1 courses
Course 1 0 hrs

NEC Fundamentals

Navigate the National Electrical Code like a pro. Article-by-article walkthrough with real-world application scenarios.

Coming soon
Track 02

Residential Wiring

Service entrances, branch circuits, rough-in, and trim-out. From temporary power to final inspection on houses and multi-family.

180 hrs
3 courses
Course 1 60 hrs

Residential Essentials

Service entrances, branch circuits, GFCI/AFCI requirements, and rough-in best practices.

Course 2 60 hrs

Residential Advanced

Multi-family, service upgrades, subpanels, and code compliance for complex residential layouts.

Coming soon
Course 3 60 hrs

Residential Troubleshooting

Diagnostic techniques for residential systems — outlet failures, panel issues, and service calls.

Coming soon
Track 03

Commercial Systems

Feeder design, branch circuit layout, three-phase theory, panel schedules, and conduit sizing for commercial buildings.

200 hrs
3 courses
Course 1 60 hrs

Commercial Essentials

Three-phase theory, feeder and branch circuit design, panel schedules, and conduit sizing.

Course 2 80 hrs

Commercial Advanced

Transformers, switchgear, motor feeders, and coordination studies for commercial installations.

Coming soon
Course 3 60 hrs

Commercial Code Applications

Applying NEC Articles 210, 215, 220, 230, and 240 to real commercial projects.

Coming soon
Track 04

Motor Controls

Line diagrams, ladder logic, motor starters, overloads, and control circuits. From across-the-line starting to advanced automation.

160 hrs
3 courses
Course 1 50 hrs

Motor Control Fundamentals

Line diagrams, ladder logic, magnetic motor starters, overload relays, and hand/off/auto circuits.

Course 2 55 hrs

Advanced Motor Controls

Soft-starters, variable frequency drives (VFDs), multi-speed motors, and reversing circuits.

Coming soon
Course 3 55 hrs

PLC Fundamentals

Programmable logic controller architecture, ladder logic programming, and I/O configuration.

Coming soon
Track 05

Fire Alarm Systems

NEC Article 724, device placement, notification and initiating circuits, trouble signals, NICET-aligned certification prep.

100 hrs
2 courses
Course 1 40 hrs

Fire Alarm Fundamentals

NEC Article 724, initiate and notification circuits, device spacing, and installation standards.

Course 2 60 hrs

Fire Alarm Advanced

Addressable systems, network architecture, NICET certification preparation, and inspection checklists.

Coming soon
Track 06

Building Management Systems

BAS/BMS architecture, network protocols (BACnet, Modbus), HVAC integration, and system commissioning.

120 hrs
2 courses
Course 1 50 hrs

BMS Fundamentals

Building automation architecture, BAS/BMS concepts, sensors, and actuator fundamentals.

Course 2 70 hrs

BMS Networking

BACnet, Modbus, IP-based BMS, network topology, and commissioning procedures.

Coming soon
Track 07

SCADA Systems

Supervisory control and data acquisition — RTU/PLC architecture, communication protocols, HMI design, and industrial cybersecurity.

140 hrs
3 courses
Course 1 50 hrs

SCADA Fundamentals

SCADA architecture, RTU/PLC systems, polling, and data acquisition fundamentals.

Course 2 45 hrs

SCADA Networking

Industrial protocols, serial and IP communications, network architecture, and protocol conversion.

Coming soon
Course 3 45 hrs

HMI Design

HMI development best practices, alarm management, trending, and industrial cybersecurity.

Coming soon
Track 08

Fiber Optics

Fiber optic cable types, termination, splicing, testing, and standards compliance for data and telecom low-voltage work.

80 hrs
2 courses
Course 1 40 hrs

Fiber Optic Fundamentals

Fiber types, connectors, termination, splicing methods, and safety standards.

Course 2 40 hrs

Fiber Testing & Certification

OTDR testing, power meter measurements, certification standards, and documentation.

Coming soon
Track 09

Foreman Training

Crew leadership, job planning, supervisory communication, OSHA compliance, and business skills for wiremen promoted into foreman roles.

160 hrs
4 courses
Course 1 60 hrs

Foreman Essentials

Crew management, job planning, supervisory communication, and OSHA fundamentals.

Course 1 210 hrs

Foreman Credential

OSHA 30 construction outreach plus four specialty modules — Supervisory Crew Leadership, NEC Code Updates for Supervisors, Jobsite Safety Programs, and Project Planning & Scheduling. ~190-230 hours of supervisory training built for journeyman wiremen promoted into foreman roles.

Course 2 60 hrs

Advanced Foreman

Labor relations, project scheduling, cost control, and supervisory leadership in the field.

Coming soon
Course 3 40 hrs

Business Skills for Foremen

Estimating basics, material management, customer relations, and professional development.

Coming soon

Not sure where to start?

Most apprentices begin with code fundamentals and wiring, then specialize as they advance. Your path is yours — but the map is clear.

Recommended starting point

NEC Fundamentals

60 hours. Navigate the National Electrical Code like a pro. Article-by-article walkthrough with real-world application scenarios.

Start with NEC Fundamentals →

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