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CEU-WA Frequently Asked Questions: FAQs Continuing Education for Electricians |
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Trainee - When and where are the next classes
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Our offices: 6688 1/2 NE Bayview, Bainbridge Island 98110 .. May 7-9 .. 9am to 5pm Seattle Municpal Building: 700 5th Ave 98104 .. May 18 and 25 .. 8:30 am - 5 pm Journeyman Prep Classes: June 4-6
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Trainee - How many hours of CEUs does a trainee have to get to renew their card? |
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16 hours of trainee approved classroom hours. 32 hours starting July 2011! 48 hours starting July 2013
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Trainee - Do I have to take classes before I can get a trainee card?
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No. But to renew a trainee card, even after being away from the electrical profession for a number of years, a trainee has to get 16 hours of CEUs to renew.
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Trainee - Can a trainee take Online Internet classes?
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No. Trainees must take designated trainee classes, and they are all classroom taught.
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Trainee - Can a trainee take an exam preparation class?
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Yes it is professionally smart to take an exam preparatory class because most (80%+) trainees fail their first exam,. However, the CEUs will not count towards renewal of their trainee card.
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Trainee – Can I take all 16 hours of CEUs in one weekend at CEU-WA?
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Yes, classes start at 9 am to 5 pm
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Trainee – What kind of courses are available for trainees at CEU-WA?
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Electrical Theory, Introduction to the RCW, WAC, and NEC
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Trainee – When are CEU-WA trainee classes given?
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The first full weekend of each month.
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Trainee – Why should I take classes from CEU-WA?
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Because the instructors are better and the classes cost less.
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Classroom instruction - What material should I bring to class?
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Calculator; orange, yellow, and green highlighters; pen, pencil, and paper; a sack lunch and liquids to drink; texts (UGLYs, NEC, RCW/WAC) if you have them (they can be bought at class).
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Classroom instruction – Can I buy the texts at class?
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Yes. NEC $90, UGLYs $15, RCW/WAC $25 (includes test notes), NEC tabs $15 |
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Journeymen – What kind of courses are available for journeymen at CEU-WA?
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CODE Required NEC Update, CODE Required RCW/WAC Review, NEC Review, Administrator Prep
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Journeymen – Why should I take Internet classes from CEU-WA?
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Because all required Code classes are available and they
cost less. available summer 2011
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| Journeymen – When are CEU-WA
exam prep classes given? |
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The first full weekend of each quarter.
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Because the instructors are better and the classes cost less and occur more often.
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Specialty Journeymen – Why should I take exam prep classes from CEU-WA?
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Because the instructors are better and the classes cost less and occur more often. Classes are designed for your specialty
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Administrators – Why should I take Internet classes from CEU-WA?
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Because all required Code classes are available and they
cost less.
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Administrators – Why should I take exam prep classes from CEU-WA?
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Because the instructors are better and the classes cost
less and occur more often.
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Jobsite Training – What kind of jobsite courses are available from CEU-WA?
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Basic Electrical Theory, Electrical Theory for HVAC, Advanced Electrical Theory (including 3 phase), NEC Review, NEC Code Update, RCW-WAC Code Update, Major Calculations, classes certified for trainees and certified for journeymen |
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Jobsite Training – Why should we consider jobsite electrician training from CEU-WA?
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Because the instructors are better and the classes cost
less and classes
are designed for your specialty. We can teach trainees and
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Internet - What classes are avaiable on the internet?
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24 hours of CEUs for Journeymen and Administrators (not available for trainees): Electrical Theory, NEC Review, NEC Code Update, RCW-WAC Code Update
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Cost - How much does a class cost?
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As low as $25 per class as follows: $105 per 8 hour CEU classroom course (trainees and journeymen)- $90 if unemployed Specialty electrician exam prep course: $360 - $270 if unemployed EL01/02 AD01/02 exam prep: $480 - $360 if unemployed Jobsite training: Kitsap County: $450/day for up to 10, $90 each student above ten (8 CEU
course) books extra, most students already have them: UGLYs, NEC, and RCW-WAC
Internet courses (journeymen and administrators only): summer of 2011 $60/ class No refunds within 48 hours of class start (We must be notified Wed night for a Sat Class cancellation)
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Classroom Instruction - Where is you classroom training located?
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6688 1/2 NE Bayview Blvd Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 206 842 4600
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On Bainbridge Island on HWY 305 turn west at the 3 mile marker on Koura Road. Go past the golf course and through the first stop sign, and enter a forest. Turn right (north) at Olympic Terrace, go to end, turn right on Heron, at bottom of hill turn right on Bayview. Go 100 yards, park in turnaround. Site is 2nd from end on left with wooden gate. |
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Internet - How long do I have to finish the class?
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One year
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You are given an email on subjects that need to be reviewed, and after a study period you can retake the test as many times as necessary and pass the class at no additional fee (unlike our competitors).
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