For Arizona electrical contractors

Get your apprentices trained without losing a single billable hour

Arizona's only hybrid, skills-based electrical training. Your guys train at home and at our warehouse on weekends, so you keep 100% of their field hours. State funding opportunities available. 

Takes about 30 seconds. No cost to check if your shop qualifies.

Trains from home License-track AZ-recognized
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Three steps, no classroom shutdown

01

Answer 4 quick questions

Tell us your crew size and where training hurts most. Under a minute.

02

Book a 15-minute call

We walk through your setup and whether you qualify for state funding.

03

Enroll your crew

They study from home while staying on your jobs. No lost field hours.

Why this actually works for shops like yours

  • Apprentices keep clocking billable field hours. The license-track theory happens online, on their own time, not on your clock.

  • A structured curriculum built for the electrical license path, not a pile of generic videos.

  • Recognized by the Arizona Board of Postsecondary Education.

  • State programs may cover most of the tuition and reimburse part of apprentice wages.

Who's teaching your crew

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Led by Angel

Third-generation tradesman · NCCER Certified Electrical Instructor

Angel worked his way up from apprentice to Foreman and Superintendent before giving back to the next generation through mentorship and teaching. Your apprentices learn from someone who does the work on real job sites, not just a textbook.

See if your shop qualifies in under a minute

Four questions, then pick a time to talk. No cost to check.

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State funding eligibility varies by program and applicant.

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