Do you have other responsibilities during the day but still want to become an electrician? The Refrigeration School (RSI) has the answer. RSI offers extended programs and evening electrician courses. You can work or manage personal responsibilities during the day and still take classes to become an entry-level electrician during the evening.
What are the Benefits of Evening Electrician Courses?
There are many benefits to attending evening electrician courses at RSI. These benefits include:
A Robust Curriculum
The good news is that the day and evening electrician courses are identical. We don’t cut corners, so you get the same advanced education in the evening as the students who take courses during the day.
Flexible Schedule
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When you attend evening electrician courses, you can work during the day, take care of your family, or manage personal responsibilities. There is no need to sacrifice your education.
Night Owls
Not all of us are morning people. You can take evening electrician courses if you are more productive in the evening. Take courses when they best suit you and start a new career as an electrician. It’s a win-win.
What Do You Learn During Evening Electrician Courses?
Whether you attend electrician courses in the day or evening, you advance your knowledge and skills in electrical applications through lectures and hands-on training. The curriculum included in the evening electrician courses includes:
Fundamentals of Electricity
This course focuses on basic electrical understanding. You learn about schematic wiring, test meter usage, and safety processes.
Fundamentals of Solar
This module offers an overview of photovoltaic (PV) science and an introduction to solar energy. The curriculum includes lectures and hands-on lab exercises to teach you the concepts and processes of photovoltaic systems.
Electrical Wiring – Residential and Commercial
An introduction to the National Electrical Code Book1 and how it governs residential and commercial writing protocols. During these courses, you will wire a three-bedroom home and a mock commercial building to practice your installation and safety procedures in a real-world environment.
Emerging Electrical Applications
A course on emerging electrical applications like hydraulic bending equipment, junction boxes, conductor installation, and branch and feeder circuits. You also learn to install voice, data, and video cabling systems.
Motors and Lighting Practices
A course that explains DC and AC electricity, applications, and characteristics. This includes single and three-phase motors, as well as different lighting systems and practices.
Electrical Distribution Systems
A course focused on the characteristics of transformers, switchgear, overcurrent protection, fuses, and circuit breakers, methods for grounding and bonding, and wiring methods in hazardous locations.
Want To Learn More?
If you want to learn more about electrical applications and technologies, The Refrigeration School has trade school programs that can equip you with the necessary skills and expertise. Call us today at (602) 607-0024 to learn more about our Electrical Applications program.
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