NEC CODE 2023 TEXTBOOK FOR ELE 102 ELECTRICAL THEORY  AND       ELE 402 NEC & ASSOCIATED CODE

Ready to revivie your ride, protect your investment, and master the art of automotive restoration? Whether you're working on a classic project or perfecting everyday repair techniques, this hands-on course gives you the practical skills needed to make any vehicle look showroom ready. 

You will learn basic sheet metal straightening, panel replacement, rust repair, fiberglass repair techniques, surface preparation, panel priming and spray painting, as well as deep cleaning, color sanding, and detailing.

For this course, basic shop tools and equipment will be provided, but students are required to bring work boots and safety glasses. Students must also purchase their own paint for individual projects.

Tution for the class session is $425.00 and the material fee is $50.00

Total cost due at registration is $475.00

No Class: November 26, 2026

This 36- hour course offers a general introduction to the Electrical Industry. It will include an introduction to the electrical industry, job safety, electrical circuits, electrcial theory involving Ohm's Law, and an introduction to the National Electrical Code.

No Class: November 26, 2026

Required Text: Training Guide Level One: $165.00

Required Text: NEC Code 2023: $200.00

The OSHA 30-Hour training course for the construction industry prepares workers to avoid workplace safety and health rusks. Topics covered include general worksite safety, avoiding common hazards, understanding workers rights, employer responsibilities, and a variety of other subjects. Students will receive an OSHA 30-hour program completion card upon successful passing the final assessment.

No Class:  November 26, 2026

This 36-hour course explains AC fundamentals, resistive, inductive and capacitive AC circuits, resonance, as well as AC motors. It will also explore distribution equipment, including grounding, switchboard, and ground fault maintenance, transformers and electrical drawing identification.

No Class: November 26, 2026

Required TExt: AC/DC Principles and Applications  $195.00

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 or laptop with a camera.  No goverment, work or school computers allowed.

There is a limited number of applicants for each test. If the testing date is full, you will have to select another date.

Registration dates close four (4) WORK DAYS PRIOR to testing date.

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 in 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 - they will be needed on the testing day.
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 four (4) days prior to testing  and forward to:  kbradley@eastech.org

At the completion of this 36-hour course, you will understand algebraic equations, construction and use of basic formulas, geometric nomenclature, angular measurements, weights, measures, conversion factors, formulas for HVAC and electronics and familiarity with basic trigonometric functions and their use.

No Class: March 23, 2027

Required Text: Electrical Math Principles & Applications: $100.00

This 36-hour NEC-driven course will explore how to select and size outlet boxes, pull boxes, and junction boxes. Describes methods of terminating and splicing conductors of all types and sizes, including the preparation of taping of conductors. Covers methods and techniques for both single and three-phase services, including metering. Describe fuses and circuit breakers along with their practical applications.

No Class: March 23, 2027

Required Text: Training Guide Level Two: $165.00