Passing the Pre-Entrance Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) with a  total score of 48% (required Math 45%+ and English 45%+) or greater is required for all individuals who plan to apply to the EASTERN Practical Nursing Program.

TEAS Testing is completed remotely from your home with your personal computer with a camera or laptop with camera.  No goverment or school computers allowed.

Click on Links below for instructions on taking the TEAS Test remotely:

INSTRUCTIONS for TEAS Test 

1. TEAS test fee is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled
2. Picture ID is required
3. Email address is required
4. Sign on 30 minutes prior to test. Test starts promptly at designated time.
5. Late log on WILL BE denied testing.  Applicants will need to reschedule and pay an additional fee.
6. You must create an account through ATI Testing before your test date.  Instructions will be included with your confirmation of your TEAS Test Registration.  YOU MUST PRINT INSTRUCTIONS!
7. If this is not your first time taking the TEAS, you do not need to create another account.  You will need your ATI Username and Password before you sign on.
8. You must complete your Dry Run two (2) days prior to testing  and forward to:  kbradley@eastech.org
   

Registration dates close TWO (2) WORK DAYS PRIOR to testing.

AC/DC PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS TEXTBOOK/WORKBOOK FOR 

ELE 302 ALTERNATING CURRENT FUNDAMENTALS

ELE 204 DIRECT CURRENT CIRCUITS 

ELE 303 TRANSFORMERS & POLYPHASE

TEXT BOOK FOR ELE 101 TECHNICAL MATH 1 AND ELE 103 TECHNICAL MATH 2

TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL TWO FOR ELE 201 AC THEORY, MOTORS, GROUNDINGS AND ELE 203 CONDUCTORS, BREAKER, RELAYS

TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL FOUR TEXT BOOK

ELE 401 DC MOTORS & GENERATORS

ELE 403 MOTOR CONTROLS

ELE 404 ADVANCED APPLCIATONS

TRAINING GUIDE LEVEL THREE

ELE 301 LOADS, DISTRIBUTION & COMPONENTS

ELE ELE 303 TRANSFORMERS & POLYPHASE

ELE 304 LIGHTING, FEEDS & HVAC

UGLY'S ELECTRICAL REFERENCE FOR ELE 303 TRANSFORMES & POLYPHASE

This 36-hour course will demonstrate how electrical technicians use math on the job. From the fundamentals to advanced mathematical concepts, this class will present math principles in an electrical context so that participants understand their relevance. Math concepts will include the basic principles of arithmetic, notations, numbering systems, measurements, conversions, formulas, equations, percentages, ratios, graphs, trigonometry, vector and complex numbers. A calculator will not be provided but is highly recommended. Please note that smart phone/cell phone calculator apps will not be allowed for use on assessments.

No Class : November 24, 2026

Required Text: Electrical Math Principles & Applications: $100.00