Electricity
Electricity

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- Electricity I - Course No. 8533
- Electricity II - Course No. 8534
- Electricity III - Course No. 8535
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Student have the opportunity to receive:
- OSHA 10 hour card
- Workplace Readiness Certification
- National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Level 1 Electricity Certificate
- NCCER Core Certificate
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First and second year students are exposed to the basics of electricity theory and have opportunities for hands on lab experiences. Students will gain an introduction to wiring things such as ceiling fans, outlets, and switches and will be able to hone their skills on real world applications, such as the House building project and various County commercial projects. Third year students will build on these basic skills and gain knowledge in areas such as commercial and industrial wiring methods. Third year students will also have the opportunity to work for an electrical contractor during school hours and get paid while improving their skills during their 2nd semester.
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- Students will work on the House Building Project and gain experience working on an actual house in the community.
- Students will have opportunities to connect with businesses in the field of electricity.
About the Instructors
My name is Jason Wynne and I'm a Master Electrician who enjoys teaching the electrical trade and seeing students succeed in our Industry. I hold a degree in Construction Management from the East Carolina University, was the Top Apprentice in the CVECA Apprenticeship in 2016 and I specialize in all aspects of commercial construction, from design to build-out.
Questions? Email me: jbwynne



