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If you live more than 80 miles one-way from your designated training facility you may qualify for a travel stipend.

The school day will consist of eight (8) hours of instruction and a 30 minute lunch break. You will have two breaks throughout the day in addition to your lunch break. Breaks are 15 minutes in length and staggered amongst the classes to minimize lines for snacks or restrooms.

Class Begins: 7:00 a.m.
Class Ends: 3:30 p.m.

WECA-IEC has teamed with Thomson Delmar Learning and McGraw Hill to ensure that you receive the best available prices on your classroom materials.

You will get your order form (s) by mail in your WECA-IEC Welcome Packet, typically mailed 60 days before your first semester class.

Book sales for the 2007-2008 class year are now available. Click here for ordering information.

We encourage you to place your order 30 days before the start of your first semester class.

WECA-IEC believes strongly in offering the highest quality student-teacher interaction in all of our programs. As a result, we are extremely selective in choosing our instructors by focusing on their abilities to teach as well as their expertise in the electrical industry. Our instructors are full-time employees. They come from the electrical industry as former contractors, foremen, project managers and estimators - all with a stable foundation of electrical installation experience.

Each instructor goes through a rigorous credentialing and certification process by both the State of California and Division of Apprenticeship Standards. This is done to insure that each of our instructors know the materials thoroughly, and also that they can convey this information effectively to students.

Because of our instructors' backgrounds, WECA-IEC students have the opportunity to ask questions that go beyond the scope of the materials. We often hear students say, "It's great to be in a class where the instructor has been there and done that!"

Apprentices & Trainees enrolled in a State Approved Apprenticeship Program are eligible for Unemployment Benefits while attending mandatory Apprenticeship Training.

What is ACE college credit?

The American Council on Education (ACE) reviews and approves curriculum for college credit. ACE college credits are recognized and accepted by numerous colleges, junior colleges, and universities.

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