Credential(s) Offered
Industry certification, Employment, Measurable Skill Gain Leading to a Credential
Method of Delivery
In Person
When offered
Daytime Hours
Instructional Program (CIP)
Description
Classes are held from 7:30 am to 3:00 pm, Monday - Friday
Upon completion of this course, the student will enter the electrical field in an entry-level position as a competent and qualified helper or apprentice. Many of the students that complete this course enter into electrical apprenticeship programs and later become Journeyperson electricians.
- Twelve (12) weeks (420 hours) of classroom training, which is supplemented with hands-on shop activities.
- Three phases with safety, work ethics, cooperation and teamwork emphasized throughout this course. 10 hours OSHA Training
Phase #1:
- Electrical, general safety, and the use of hand and power tools
- The physics and nature of electricity and the application of Ohms Law
- Basic mathematics, series circuits, and parallel circuits
- Voltage, current, and resistance in a direct current circuit
- Symbols and terminology, schematic, and wiring diagrams
Phase #2:
- Mechanical components and fittings used in the electrical trades
- Using tools to construct various hands-on shop projects
- Measuring, cutting, reaming, and threading different types of conduit
- Installing boxes and connecting them with conduit
- Assembling different switching, lighting, and receptacle configurations
- Student practice using mechanical & automatic conduit benders
Phase #3:
- Students practice installation of series and parallel circuits
- Students practice installation of non-metallic sheathed cable, BX cable, electrical non-metallic tubing, old work and new workboxes
- Each student will install a complete electrical service on a simulated work site – Students will practice installing lighting circuits, low voltage (remote control) lighting, and conduit installation
- In preparation of employment, the students are coached in resume writing, cover letters, and interviewing skills
Requirements:
- 18 years or older
- High school diploma or GED
- Valid Driver’s License
- Pass reading and math exam (TABE)
- Pass criminal background check and drug testing
- Transportation
- Registered Selective Service (Males)
https://www.deskillscenter.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=3562791&type=d&pREC_ID=2401983
Details
Program Length (Weeks)
12
Hours
420
Entrance Requirements
None
School
WIOA Approved Program
Yes
Curriculum Competency Based
N/A
Training Location(s)
500 Ships Landing Way
Local WIB
1 - Statewide
Name of Credential
OSHA
Type of financial aid offered or have access to
No financial aid offered
Refund Policy
Refunds will only be issued within 2 weeks of the programs start date. Refund Policy can be found on Page 14 of Delaware Skills Center Course Guide. Please click on link below.
https://www.deskillscenter.org/apps/pages/index.jsp?uREC_ID=3562644&type=d&pREC_ID=2401962
Is the proposed curriculum currently certified by an accrediting agency or similar national standardization program?
Yes - NCCER
Is this proposed curriculum considered a nontraditional program of training services for women?
No
Is this proposed curriculum considered a nontraditional program of training services for men?
No
Cost Items
Testing/Exam Fees
$79.00 Fee for License with Division of Professional Regulation
In-State Tuition
$3,231.00 Tuition
Other Fees
$155.00 Drug & Background Check Fees
Supplies/Materials/Hand Tools (not included in tuition)
$50.00 Safety Gloves & Glasses
Total In-State Program Cost
$3,515.00
