Electrical Programs

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Electrical - 600 Hours

Introduction:

To become an electrician, the first step is often working as an Electrical Helper or Apprentice. Our 600-hour Electrical Installation program is designed for individuals who are eager to begin a career in the electrical field. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers essential theory along with real-world, hands-on training.

Throughout the course, you will work on numerous practical projects that help you build the skills and confidence needed to be job-ready. The program lasts 20–30 weeks (5–7 months) and is a great fit for beginners, so you can jump in even if you’ve never worked with electrical systems before. All classes are held in person to provide the most effective learning environment.

Course Description:

Students start by learning core electrical theory to develop a solid foundation for understanding and performing electrical wiring.

Theory topics include:

Electrical safety
Tools for electricians
Ohm’s Law and electrical calculations
Conductor sizing
Box fill allotment
Schematics, diagrams, and equipment layout

As the course progresses, students move into comprehensive hands-on training, making up about 80% of the program.

Hands-on topics include:

Installing boxes, cables & raceways
Conduit bending
Splicing conductors and terminating devices
Electrical services
Low-voltage wiring
Relay function & uses
Motor controls and circuits
Remodeling work
Troubleshooting and maintenance

Class Schedule:

Morning: 9:00AM - 3:00PM, Monday - Friday, 5-month duration

Evening: 6:00PM - 10:00PM, Monday - Friday, 7-month duration

Job Placement Assistance:

Job placement assistance is offered to the 600-hour program graduates. Such services includes:

One-on-one consultation
Developing resumes
Exploring employment opportunities
Forwarding student resumes for interview opportunities

Electrical - 100 Hours

Introduction:

If you're interested in learning about electrical work but don't want to commit a significant amount of time from your personal life, the 100-hour class could be the perfect choice for you. Whether you're a homeowner seeking to acquire essential electrical maintenance skills or someone looking to explore an interest in the electrical field, this course will be worthwhile for you.

Our aim is to offer focused and impactful instruction by condensing the electrical training into a shorter duration. This approach ensures that you receive the most essential knowledge needed in an efficient manner. Additionally, our quick-paced training, shorter time commitment, and flexible schedules are designed to make it easier for you to pursue your goal while managing your busy life.

Course Description:

Classes are offered in the morning, evening or weekend schedules which you can finish in 1-2 month. Course subjects include various electrical wiring methods commonly used in the industry, such as non-metallic sheathed cable, armored cable, metal-clad cable, and electrical metallic tubing. You will also learn how to hook up different devices like switches, receptacles, and sensors, as well as study electrical code (NEC), pipe bending, electrical calculations, and safety procedures.

Class Schedule:

Morning: 9:00AM - 2:00PM, Monday - Friday, 4 weeks duration

Evening: 6:00PM - 10:00PM, Monday - Friday, 5 weeks duration

Weekend: 10:00AM - 4:15PM, Saturday & Sunday, 8 weeks duration

Why choose us?

Electrical installation is a fantastic career choice with many advantages. One of the best parts is that there's always a high demand for skilled electricians, which means job security and plenty of opportunities. You get to work in diverse environments, like homes, offices, and construction sites, making each day interesting and exciting. The best part? It's hands-on work, so if you enjoy practical tasks and using tools, this field is perfect for you. Plus, you'll always be learning and growing because the industry is always evolving. The pay is competitive, and there are options for specialization and career progression. You could even start your own business someday. Just make sure to get the right training and certifications, and you'll be on your way to a rewarding and fulfilling career as an electrician.

If you have a strong interest in electricity and desire to launch a lucrative career in the electrical industry, New York Career & Business School is the right place to go. As a premier education institute in Ridgewood, Queens, we are committed to offering thorough training courses to aspirant electrical helpers and apprentices. We are dedicated to providing you with the knowledge and skills required to succeed in this dynamic area, and we do it with the help of our knowledgeable faculty, cutting-edge facilities, and hands-on learning style. Become a student at New York Career & Business School today to realize your full potential in the electrical industry.