This introductory-level course provides a foundational overview of the electrical trade in Vermont, with a focus on residential wiring. Students learn core concepts in electrical theory, safety practices, basic electrical calculations, and hands-on skills like conduit bending and working with motors. The course introduces the NFPA 70 code and covers a wide range of residential systems and components, including circuits, lighting, service equipment, and specialty installations like pools and PV systems. Students also build essential math skills, explore professional tools and materials, and engage in career readiness topics such as communication, teamwork, and workplace professionalism.

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In Electrical 2, students deepen their understanding of AC and DC electricity, focusing on resistive, inductive, and capacitive circuits. The course includes basic trigonometry and vector math for calculating voltages and currents, and explores single-phase transformers and electrical code applications. Key topics include AC and DC circuits, motors, transformers, power factor correction, magnetic induction, and harmonics, preparing students for advanced electrical system analysis and troubleshooting.

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Students will learn to navigate and apply the 2020 NEC, focusing on Articles 250, 400-800, and Chapter 9. The course covers grounding and bonding, conductor and raceway specifications, and special equipment and occupancies. Students will also gain hands-on experience with basic motor controls, learning control logic, schematics, and writing for motors and motor circuits.

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This course prepares apprentices for the Journeyman Licensure Exam through an in-depth review of the 2020 National Electric Code (NEC). Students will study key NEC Articles covering installations, branch circuits, feeders, grounding and bonding, wiring methods, motor calculations, special occupancies, and equipment. The course ensures apprentices are confident in navigating the NEC and applying it accurately in preparation for licensure.

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The content of this course is developed to instruct students who are preparing for the Vermont State Type S C3 Electrical License with a concentration in Heat Pumps. This C3 Heat Pump Course will be specific to those in the heat pump industry. Prerequisite: Students must have completed the Electrical Type S Training - 144 HR course with VTSU to register for this course OR an equivalent through an approved education provider. This course will have 18 class hours of instruction and will follow the core 144 class hours of instruction specific to Chapters 1-4 of NFPA 70 National Electric Code (NEC), NFPA 70E Handbook for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, and the State of Vermont Division of Fire Safety - Vermont Electrical Safety Rules.

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In Vermont, journeymen and master electricians must complete 15 hours of continuing education every three years to renew their licenses. This engaging Code Update training fulfills that requirement, using the 2023 NECT as the guiding framework to ensure you stay current with code changes and their practical applications in the field. Through clear instruction, discussion, and real-world examples, participants will deepen their understanding of the latest code updates to maintain compliance and safety on the job. Having a copy of the 2023 NEC on hand is highly recommended for reference during the course.

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October 4-5, 2025, VTSU Online
January 3-4, 2026, VTSU Online
June 6-7, 2026, VTSU Online

In Vermont, S-licenses holders must complete 8 hours of continuing education every three years to renew their licenses. This interactive Code Update training fulfills that requirement, using the 2023 NEC as a guide to ensure you stay current with essential code changes and safety standards. Through clear instruction, discussion, and practical examples, participants will strengthen their understanding of updated codes and learn how to apply them confidently in the field, supporting both compliance and safe, high-quality work.

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Saturday, October 4, 2025, VTSU Online
Saturday, January 3, 2026, VTSU Online
June 6-7, 2026, VTSU Online

Participants will strengthen test-taking strategies and learn how to navigate the National Electrical Code (NEC) quickly and accurately. The course includes and in-depth NEC review and multiple timed practice quizzes to prepare for the journeyman or master electrician licensure exams.

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Saturday, September 13, 2025, Conant - Rm 101
January 24-25, 2026, Conant - Rm 101
Saturday, June 13, 2026, Conant - Rm 101

This 144-hour course introduces students to Chapters 1-4 of the NFPA 70 National Electrical Code (NEC), NFPA 70E Electrical Safety, and Vermont Electrical Safety Rules. Designed as Level 1 of the four-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program, it prepares students for a future journeyman license while qualifying them to apply for a Type S specialty license with 2,000 hours of documented field experience. Instruction blends lectures and PowerPoints with industry resources, building a strong foundation in electrical safety, code navigation, and workplace practices.

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November 3, 2025 to May 27, 2026, VTSU Online

OSHA recommends workplace safety training for a safe and healthful work environment, specifically for hazard avoidance on the job site. Our OSHA 10 online Construction training is 100% online and covers specific OSHA regulations and requirements as they apply to the Construction Industry.

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This course introduces students to the plumbing trade in Vermont, covering industry standards, safety practices, and essential OSHA guidelines. Students will build foundational skills in plumbing, math, tools, and materials, and learn about DWV systems, water distribution, and plumbing fixtures. Professional development, communication, and job readiness are emphasized to prepare students for success in the plumbing industry.

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Building on Level 1, this course further develops students' plumbing knowledge with a stronger emphasis on safety, code application, and system sizing. Students advance in DWV and water supply systems, learn piping layout using math and geometry, and begin calculating flow rates and fluid velocity. The course also covers basic electricity, valve and fixture installation, hydronic heating systems, and reading commercial drawings to prepare students for more complex plumbing tasks.

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This course advances students' plumbing skills by applying the current International Plumbing Code and Vermont Plumbing Rules to residential and light commercial work. Students learn to navigate and interpret code language, focusing on water regulations, system sizing, and the use of engineering tables and charts. Key topics include applied plumbing math, blueprint reading, venting systems, pumps, potable water treatment, and advanced DWV and water supply piping.

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This final year prepares students for the Vermont Plumbing Journeyman's Licensure Exam by reviewing and applying knowledge from the previous three years. Students refine their ability to quickly locate and interpret the current Plumbing Code and Vermont Rules, practice with timed exam simulations, and strengthen their understanding of enforceable code requirements. Key areas include DWV systems, water supply and distribution, water heaters, storm drainage, fixtures, and business principles, ensuring students are confident and exam-ready.

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November 3, 2025 to May 27, 2026, VTSU Online

This course helps participants build confidence and readiness for the plumbing licensure exam by strengthening test-taking skills and learning how to navigate the 2021 IPC Code and Vermont Plumbing Rules quickly and accurately. Through guided code review, practical tips, and focused instruction, participants will gain a clear understanding of essential code sections, effective study strategies, and how to apply these rules confidently in both exam and jobsite scenarios.

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Saturday, September 13, 2025
Saturday, January 24, 2026, Conant - Rm 103