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PROGRAM VISIT
PROGRAM VISIT
Step One - Watch the video
Step One - Watch the video
Watch the video below to learn more about the program.
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Step Two - Live Sessions
Step Two - Live Sessions
You must visit one of the sessions below to document your visit.
After you have watched the video and prepared your questions, click on one of the sessions below to meet Mr. Towne and ask questions about the Electrical Wiring program.
(Q & A Session: Please attend this session if you have additional questions
for the instructor about this program.)
PROGRAM INFO
PROGRAM INFO
Mr. Michael Towne
Mr. Michael Towne
Electrical Wiring
Electrical Wiring
In the Electrical Wiring program, students will learn the basic knowledge necessary to create and build both residential (houses) and commercial (office buildings, schools, etc…) electrical projects. They will learn how to use tools of the trade and be introduced to different fields of electrical work, such as low-voltage wiring and industrial motor controls. Students will learn job interview skills and create resumes. Students will have the opportunity to become members of SkillsUSA and compete or learn to be leaders in this student organization. There will be field trips to visit real-world electrical establishments such as SMECO and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), Local Union 26’s Apprenticeship School, among others. Students will be able to receive articulated credits from the College of Southern Maryland.
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
This program prefers students have completed Algebra 1 with a C or higher.
Planning Information
Planning Information
This class is a two-year program.
The number of periods required in a student's schedule to complete this program is as follows:
Year 1 = 2 periods
Year 2 = 3 periods
Contact Information
Contact Information
For more information, please contact Mr. Michael Towne.
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