Electrician Training at a Premier Trade School in IL
ALSO SERVING CICERO, BERWYN & BURBANK, IL
Are you looking for a rewarding career as an electrician? HVAC Technical Institute offers top-tier electrician training at our trade school in Chicago, IL. Our hands-on program prepares you for in-demand electrical careers with expert instructors and real-world experience. Enroll now and take the first step toward a high-paying trade career.
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Why Choose Our Trade School in Illinois?
At HVAC Technical Institute, we provide the best electrician training in Chicago. As a respected trade school, we focus on:
- Hands-on learning with industry-standard tools
- Expert instructors with real-world experience
- Job placement assistance to help you launch your career
- Flexible schedules for working students
Our program is designed to give you the skills employers want, making us a top choice for Trade School Illinois students.
ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM OUTLINE
NCCER CORE LEVEL
The NCCER Core Level reviews basic job-site safety information to prepare students for the construction environment. This includes, the hazards associated with handling materials and how to avoid both injury and property damage. The level introduces and describes the operation of common hand/power tools; how to safely use them, their proper use, and basic maintenance for them. Core level provides techniques for effective communication, critical thinking, essential problem-solving skills, basic math, and the opportunities offered by the construction trades.
NCCER LEVEL 1
The NCCER Level 1 module covers safety rules and regulations for electricians; for example, the OSHA-mandated procedures and the easy-to-follow procedures of the National Electrical Code (NEC) and the Chicago Code. In addition, this module introduces electrical concepts, the different types of circuits and circuit analysis, conduit bending and installations, the types and application of conductors, proper wiring techniques, electrical devices, systems used to mount and support electrical components, and proper inspection and use of electrical test equipment. Level 1 also provides an overview of the electrical trade and discusses the career paths available to electricians after completing this course.
NCCER LEVEL 2
The NCCER Level 2 module covers fuse and circuit breaker applications, the bending of conduit up to 6 inches, AC/DC motors, the characteristics of lighting, how to select and size pull boxes, junction boxes and handholes, the purpose of grounding and bonding electrical systems, methods of terminating and splicing conductors, the various types of contractors and relays, and the transportation, storage, and setup of cable reels. Level 2 focuses on the NEC and Chicago Code installation requirements of cable trays and cable installations.
NCCER LEVEL 3
The NCCER Level 3 module presents the NEC and Chicago Code requirements for equipment installed in hazardous locations, as well as, the NEC requirements for commercial services. The level also discusses switchboards, switch-gears, transformer types, voice, data, and video cabling systems, selecting and sizing circuit breakers and fuses, and their related conductor sizes. Other areas that are covered include but are not limited to specific types of lighting fixtures and how to calculate branch circuits and feeder loads for both residential and commercial applications.
NCCER LEVEL 4
The NCCER Level 4 module offers an overview of the heat tracing systems, motor cleaning, various types of transformers, basic calculation procedures for commercial and residential applications, installation of electric circuits, fire and digital alarm control units, the operation of basic electronic devices, and the application and operating principles of solid-state controls. This level also describes the NEC and Chicago Code requirements for selecting and installing equipment, cable manufacturer requirements for medium-voltage terminations, and the requirements for electric generators and storage batteries.
What You’ll Learn in Our Electrician Program
Our comprehensive training covers everything you need to succeed in the electrical field, including:
- Electrical Theory & Safety
- Wiring & Circuitry
- National Electrical Code (NEC) Standards
- Troubleshooting & Repairs
With small class sizes and personalized attention, you’ll gain the confidence to excel in this high-demand trade.
Start Your Career at a Leading Trade School Illinois
Electricians are in high demand across Chicago, and completing training at a reputable trade school can fast-track your success. HVAC Technical Institute helps graduates secure jobs in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work.
Ready to Become an Electrician?
Don’t wait, enroll today at HVAC Technical Institute and gain the skills for a stable, high-paying career. Contact us to join the best Trade School Illinois has to offer and power up your future!
2025 ELECTRICAL TECHNICIAN PROGRAM SCHEDULE
Day Classes (33 Weeks) ● MON – THU (9:00AM – 2:30PM)
| Start Date | End Date | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| 7/14/2025 | 3/19/2026 | Bill Budz |
Night Classes (48 Weeks) ● MON – WED (6:00PM – 10:30PM)
| Start Date | End Date | Instructor |
|---|---|---|
| 5/5/2025 | 5/20/2026 | Bill Budz |
Class Start Dates and Scheduled Times Are Subject to Change. Orange indicates class is filled/closed.
