
Online Program
Electrical Technician Training
Build foundational knowledge in electrical safety, circuits, tools, diagrams, and troubleshooting concepts.
Overview
Program Overview
This program introduces the foundations of electrical theory, safety, and troubleshooting. All practice takes place in online lessons and safe virtual simulations — never on live circuits.
Learning Format
- Self-paced online lessons with guided milestones
- VR-powered simulations of equipment and procedures
- Knowledge checks and module assessments
- Instructor and student-support access during enrollment
Duration & Clock Hours
150clock hours
Estimated 8–12 weeks, subject to curriculum and scheduling confirmation.
Curriculum
Training Modules
VR Training Experience
- Identify panel and circuit components
- Practice safe testing sequences virtually
- Work through fault-finding scenarios
VR simulations do not substitute for field hours, supervised experience, or licensing requirements.
Safety Instruction
- Never working on energized circuits during training
- Lockout/tagout concepts
- Arc-flash awareness
- PPE selection
Credential Preparation & Limitations
- Foundational knowledge only
This program does not lead directly to California electrician certification.
Potential Career Pathways
- Electrical Helper
- Electrical Apprenticeship Applicant
- Maintenance Assistant
- Electrical Parts or Warehouse Associate
Pathways are examples only. Employment is not guaranteed and depends on employers, experience, and local requirements.
Enrollment Prerequisites
- Be at least 18 years old (or as specified in enrollment policy)
- High school diploma, GED, or equivalent — confirm during advising
- Comfort reading technical material in English
- Complete an advisor consultation and enrollment agreement
Equipment & Technology
- Computer or laptop with a current web browser
- Reliable high-speed internet connection
- Compatible VR headset (requirements and availability confirmed at enrollment)
- A safe, clear space to use VR
Tuition & Fees
Tuition and fees for this program are being finalized. An advisor will share current costs, what's included, and any available payment options during your consultation.
Student Support
Enrolled students can access instructor guidance, technical help with the learning platform and VR equipment, and career-readiness resources during their enrollment.
Licensing & Regulatory Clarification
In California, electricians performing work for C-10 contractors generally must be state-certified through the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement (DLSE) or enrolled as electrician trainees in an approved program. This course does not provide certification, trainee registration, or apprenticeship hours, and VR simulations do not count toward required on-the-job experience.
FAQ
Electrical Technician FAQs
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