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Electrician Training

Learn what electricians do and how they do it: a semi-in-depth, practical course covering the role, vocabulary, common procedures, safety and career launch.

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What you’ll learn in Electrician training

A practical, general introduction to the electrician job: what the role involves, 15+ key terms, how to perform common tasks such as verify a circuit is de-energized (live-dead-live) and bend a 90-degree stub-up in EMT conduit, safety essentials and how to launch your career. Online, self-paced, about 12 hours, $109.99.

  • Tuition
    $109.99
    Volume pricing from 2 seats
  • Length
    12 hours
    10 modules
  • Format
    Online
    Self-paced, any device
  • Access
    12 months
    LMS access
  • Level
    Beginner
    To intermediate
  • You receive
    Certificate
    Of completion

Learning outcomes

By the end of this course you will be able to:

  • Explain what an electrician does day to day, where they work and how the role fits into the team
  • Use 15+ essential electrician terms correctly
  • Walk through verify a circuit is de-energized (live-dead-live), bend a 90-degree stub-up in EMT conduit, and install a GFCI receptacle step by step
  • Identify the tools, equipment and technology used on the job
  • Apply core safety, compliance and professional standards
  • Map your path into the field, including credentials such as Journeyman electrician license

Course syllabus

10 modules, about 12 hours in total.

MODULE 01Introduction to the Electrician Role1 hr
  • What electricians do and why the role matters
  • Where they work: settings, employers and teams
  • Pay, job outlook and the career ladder
  • Professional and ethical expectations
MODULE 02A Day on the Job45 min
  • A realistic shift, start to finish
  • Schedules, shifts and workload
  • Working with supervisors, coworkers and customers
  • The best and hardest parts of the job
MODULE 03Essential Electrician Vocabulary1 hr 10 min
  • Key term: Voltage (V)
  • Key term: Current (A)
  • Key term: Resistance (Ω)
  • Key term: Ohm’s law
  • Key term: NEC
  • Plus 10 more terms with practice drills
MODULE 04Core Duties and Responsibilities1 hr 10 min
  • Read blueprints, schematics and electrical plans
  • Install conduit, wiring, panels, breakers, receptacles and fixtures
  • Inspect and test electrical systems with meters and testers
  • Troubleshoot and repair faults in circuits, motors and controls
  • Follow the National Electrical Code (NEC) and local codes
MODULE 05Common Tasks, Step by Step2 hr 40 min
  • How to verify a circuit is de-energized (live-dead-live)
  • How to bend a 90-degree stub-up in EMT conduit
  • How to install a GFCI receptacle
  • Common mistakes and how to avoid them
MODULE 06Tools, Equipment and Technology1 hr
  • Digital multimeter and clamp meter
  • Non-contact voltage tester
  • Conduit benders
  • Fish tape and wire pullers
  • Insulation resistance tester
MODULE 07Safety, Compliance and Professional Standards1 hr 25 min
  • Always verify absence of voltage before touching conductors
  • Follow lockout/tagout and NFPA 70E arc-flash requirements
  • Use ladders and fall protection correctly
  • Wear arc-rated PPE
MODULE 08Skills Employers Look For1 hr
  • Reading blueprints and schematics
  • NEC code knowledge
  • Conduit bending
  • Problem-solving
  • Attention to detail
MODULE 09Launching Your Electrician Career1 hr
  • Education and training pathways
  • Credential overview: Journeyman electrician license
  • Credential overview: Master electrician license
  • Resume and interview preparation
  • Your first 90 days on the job
MODULE 10Final Knowledge Check1 hr
  • Comprehensive practice exam with explanations
  • Certificate of completion on passing

Who this training is for

  • Students: find out what the electrician job is really like before choosing a program or major.
  • Career changers: test-drive the field and build vocabulary and confidence before investing in formal training.
  • New hires and employers: shorten ramp-up time with a consistent foundation for every new electrician.

Pricing

$109.99 per learner. Buying for a team? Volume pricing applies automatically from 2 learners.

SeatsDiscount
2 to 101% off
11 to 202% off
21 to 503% off
51 to 1005% off
101 to 2507% off
251 to 5008% off
501 to 1,00010% off

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Why train for this career

Electricians install, maintain and repair electrical power, lighting, communications and control systems in homes, businesses and industrial facilities, following the National Electrical Code and strict safety practices. BLS reports a median wage of $63,190 (May 2025) and about 72,700 openings per year. Read the full electrician career profile or see salary details.

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Electrician training FAQ
How long is the Electrician training?
About 12 hours, online, self-paced. You get 12 months of LMS access, so you can learn around work or school.
How much does the Electrician training cost?
$109.99 per learner. Volume pricing applies automatically from 2 learners, up to 10% off for large groups.
Is the course online?
Yes. The course runs on our online learning platform (LMS). After you enroll, we email your login details.
Will this course make me a licensed or certified electrician?
No. This is a general career-preparation course. It does not by itself grant a state license, national certification or academic credit. Most states require electricians to be licensed, typically at apprentice, journeyworker and master levels. Requirements and reciprocity vary by state and sometimes by city. It is designed to help you understand the job and prepare for the formal training, exams and interviews that follow.
Who is this course for?
Students exploring careers, adults changing careers, new hires who want a faster ramp-up, and employers onboarding electricians.
How do I enroll?
Use the enrollment form on this page. It opens a pre-filled email to our team, and we reply with your payment link or invoice and your LMS access. You can also call 1-866-429-6742.
Do you offer group or employer pricing?
Volume pricing from 2 seats. Choose “My team or employees” on the form or visit our employer training page.
What do I receive when I finish?
Certificate of completion from Career Education Institute after you pass the final knowledge check.


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