Electrician Trainee #1 & #2
Learn basic electrical theory and hands-on training to become employable as an electrical trainee or helper in the residential or commercial sector. Basic Electrician Training requires 468 hours and has a wage range per hour of $19.50 to $20.00.
Please call Our CTE Office at: (626) 931-3102 for registration dates and start dates for the next module.
- Be competent in reading, understanding, and applying the requirements of the National Electrical Code to residential and commercial installations.
- Be competent in basic theory including AC and DC circuits, series, parallel, and combination.
- Be competent in the area of induction, reactance, impedance, and power factors.
- Be able to read residential and commercial blueprints.
- Understand and be competent in the use of digital meters, clamp meters, and meg-ohmmeters.
- Be able to properly size and install electrical circuits using ROMEX, AC and MC cable, flexible metal conduit, electrical metallic tubing.
- Learn about raceways, fittings, boxes, rings, and wire mold and how to install them.
- Be able to select and install residential and commercial power distribution systems.
- Thoroughly understand and be able to install lighting systems and controllers fully compliant with current Title 24 regulations for residential and commercial systems. Textbooks and tools required.
Electrician Trainee #1 & #2 Class Schedule
Days | Time | Location |
M-Th
M-Th
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8:00AM-1:00PM
4:30PM - 9:00PM
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Rm 20&24 (Lecture)
Rm 19 & 23 (Labs)
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Training may be free for those who qualify.
For more information, please attend an orientation held 1st and 3rd Tuesday at 10:30 am. No appointments required or call us and make appointment at (626) 931-3102.
CTE Office Clerk II
Ms. Maria Perez
Office: (626) 931-3102
Fax: (626) 931-3120
CTE Program Specialist
Mr. Kermit Boyd
Office: (626) 931-3102
Direct: (626) 931-3129
CTE Program Manager
Mr. John Maltes
Office: (626) 931-3102
Direct: (626) 931-3134