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Program Overview

The purpose of this program is to prepare students for employment or advanced training in a variety of construction electrical industries. Specialized classroom instruction and hands-on practical application trains the student in the installation and maintenance of electrical wiring and equipment such as motors, motor controls, and power and lighting systems in residential, commercial, as well as some industrial applications. The student will receive training on a wide variety of hand and power tools, construction and electrical safety, extensive study of electrical theory and applying the National Electrical Code (NEC) to Residential and Commercial wiring, a wide variety of electrical test equipment, conduit threading and bending, and wire pulling and installation.

Program Admission Requirements

AGE: 16 years or older

BASIC SKILLS LEVEL: Computations (Math) 9.0 & Communications (Reading & Language Arts) 9.0

*Or met other basic skill requirements

Admission Requirements

Industry Certifications

Employment opportunities

  • Electrician’s helper
  • Residential electrician
  • Commercial electrician

What You'll learn

  • Installation and maintenance of electrical wiring and equipment such as motors, motor controls, and power and lighting systems in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
  • How to locate and correct electrical and equipment malfunctions using electrical test instruments such as the ammeter and volt-ohmmeter.
  • Explain the importance of health, safety, environmental stewardship and related regulatory compliance.
  • Identify, use and maintain the tools and accessories used in the electrical industry.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of basic Direct-Current (DC) electrical-circuit skills.
  • Apply mathematics knowledge and skills to electricity.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of basic electricity.
  • Read and interpret basic electric codes.
  • Apply further mathematics knowledge and skills to electricity.
  • Demonstrate further understanding of electricity.
  • Demonstrate analytical and trouble shooting skills related to electrical principles.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in electrical math problems and skills.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of Alternating Current (AC) circuit skills.
  • Explain the importance of employability and entrepreneurship skills.
  • Install residential wiring.
  • Install residential wiring systems.
  • Demonstrate proficiency in commercial wiring.
  • Demonstrate specialized electrical skills.

Why Choose Lively?

Students in the workforce
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BUILDING TRADES & CONSTRUCTION ENROLLMENT INCREASE '25-'25
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HVAC ENROLLMENT INCREASE '24-'25
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FAQs

Common questions about our program.

What kind of hands-on training will I receive in this trade program?

You’ll gain real-world experience in labs or workshops that simulate job-site conditions. This includes working with industry-standard tools, equipment, and safety protocols.

No prior experience is required. Most programs are designed to teach you from the ground up, though a basic understanding of math and mechanics can be helpful.

Each of Lively Technical College workforce training programs prepares students to pursue industry-recognized certifications that validate the knowledge and competencies taught through textbooks and hands-on training. There may certification exam fees not covered in program fees.

Yes. Many trade programs partner with local employers to offer apprenticeships, externships, or on-the-job training during the program.

Career opportunities in the trades are in high demand, with many companies looking for employees with technical training and industry certifications. Lively graduates are prepared for entry-level roles with opportunities to advance. Starting salaries vary by field and location, but most graduates can expect competitive entry-level wages ranging from $18 – $30 per hour with clear pathways for promotion.

Lively Technical College offers a wide range of scholarships including, need-based scholarships for students who demonstrate financial need, and specialized scholarships or specific fields of study. To apply, students typically need to submit an application form along with supporting materials such as transcripts, recommendation letters, and a personal essay. Some scholarships may require an interview. We recommend reviewing eligibility criteria carefully and applying early to maximize your chances.

Employers of graduates

meet your instructors

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Steve Bozeman
Instructor
850-487-7459
bozemans@leonschools.net

Program Requirements

Total Clock Hours: 1200
OCPCourse NumberCourse TitleCourse LengthSOC Code
ABCV0603Electrician Helper30047-3013
BBCV0640Residential Electrician45047-2111
CBCV0652Commercial Electrician45047-2111

See the Course Catalog for detailed program cost and fee information.

Total Clock Hours: 1200
FeeDetails
3504.00Florida Resident Tuition ($2.92 x 1200 hours)
274.45Bookstore Costs
90.00Registration Fees ($45.00 per semester x 2)
100.00Facility Usage Fee ($50.00 per semester x 2)
1060.00Lab Fee ($530.00 per semester x 2)
486.88Miscellaneous Fees (1st Semester Only)

Occupational Advisory Committee

Robert McPherson

Walsh Consulting

John Mathers

Mathers Electric Co.

Jimmy Morris

Lawson & Lawson Electrical Services

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This application could change your life in amazing ways! We’re here for you and we want you to success, so let us know if you need help with the application process. (850)-487-7473.