New Feature Added to Preparing for Leadership Courses

 

Leadership TextbookWhat?

The electrical training ALLIANCE is proud to partner with Leadership Surge to create a new series of videos to augment lesson content with energetic, enthusiastic, real-world leadership snippets.

 

Where?

This content can be found under the Leadership Notes bar when in each of the course’s lessons.

 

 

 

 

 

When?

Watch the first video in the series now!!

Then, log on to Preparing for Leadership course (this content is available in both the TTT and Apprenticeship version) today to see for yourself.

Updates to the CLCS for 2018

Some exciting new updates have been implemented into the Course Level and Credit Summary (CLCS) system for serving you better.  This curriculum scratch pad and coordination tool offers training programs the ability to review, organize, and coordinate content delivery for all programs.

The Updates List Includes: (more…)

2018 Curriculum Updates

Many new Blended Learning courses with added features are available as the electrical training ALLIANCE strives to improve its curriculum for students and instructors. The number of courses in the Learning Management System continues to grow to meet the industry demand. Many courses are being added this year as the Outside, Substation, Installer/Tech, and Residential programs continue to be transitioned to the LMS. The ALLIANCE aims to produce quality curriculum and an excellent user experience, so the online CLCS is being updated to an easier format.

Some topics below are still in development but as they are nearing delivery they are displayed here for reference of the courses and references you will find in the 2018 catalog. Please take a few (more…)

Introducing the Newest Interactive Animation

The electrical training ALLIANCE is proud to announce the latest interactive animation on the subject of “Box Layout”. Traditionally we have left acquiring the skill of associated with “laying out” the top of a panel for conduit entries, and their associated holes (or knockouts), to on-the-job experience. This did not always allow a “safe” (aka inexpensive) environment for an apprentice to do the math associated with this process and implement this math to the real world material. This new simulator allows the students the opportunity to practice (via 10 distinct applications) this skill in an environment which will not have any ill-effects if an error is made. (more…)