Training that Builds Careers
IBEW local 271 is committed to providing the highest quality education and hands-on training for our members. Our class schedule outlines upcoming apprenticeship and continuing education opportunities designed to sharpen skills, expand knowledge, and keep our workforce at the forefront of the electrical industry.
Whether you’re just starting your journey or looking to stay current with certifications and code updates, these courses are an essential part of building a safe, skilled, and successful career. Review the schedule below and plan your next step forward.
2026 Class Schedule
This 6 hour course will cover all NEC requirements for the various types of PV technologies. The course will also cover the design and installation of solar PV systems.
This course is the American Red Cross course; our instructors will follow guidelines set forth by the course.
This is a 3 hour course that is based upon the major changes incorporated in the 2023 NEC covering the following areas of the code: Chapter 1-2.
This 3 hour course covers general requirements of article 760, NPLFA (non-power limited fire alarm) circuits and P-FA (power limited fire alarm) circuit permitted wiring, installation requirements, voltage separation, and more.
This is a 3 hour course that is based upon the major changes incorporated in the 2023 NEC covering the following areas of the code: Chapters 3-4.
This 6 hour course will cover all NEC requirements for the various types of PV technologies. The course will also cover the design and installation of solar PV systems.
This is a 3 hour course that is based upon the major changes incorporated in the 2023 NEC covering the following areas of the code: Chapter 5.
This is a 3 hour course that is based upon the major changes incorporated in the 2023 NEC covering the following areas of the code: Chapters 6-8.
This 3 hour course covers general requirements of article 760, NPLFA (non-power limited fire alarm) circuits and P-FA (power limited fire alarm) circuit permitted wiring, installation requirements, voltage separation, and more.
This course is the American Red Cross course; our instructors will follow guidelines set forth by the course.
Please note: Enrollment must be done in advance by phone or email for all courses. You must attend all scheduled days of the course to receive CEU’s, and partial credit will not be issued. All classes will be held at the WEJATC unless otherwise noted.
Attention: You must have 12 hours of Continuing Education Units from approved courses, with six hours consisting of training on the National Electrical Code (NEC), every two years for license renewal.
*These courses meet an NEC requirement.
JW Classes are subject to change. Please check for class updates here.
AP Classes are subject to change. Please check for class updates here.
Wichita Electrical JATC
810 W. 13th St.
Wichita, KS 67203
316-264-9231
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.wejatc.org
