Code-current courses, in every local, on day one.
NEC ticks every three years. OSHA updates between cycles. Your apprentices need the new rules in the field, not in next year's binder.
Standardize across locals. Cut instructor variance.
One brief becomes one program every local can teach. Same content. Same quizzes. Same standard.
Code-current on release day
The standard updates. You re-run the brief. The factory ships the new edition before the next cycle starts.
Licensure prep that tracks
State exam blueprints get folded into the quiz item bank. Apprentices study what the state asks.
Less attrition
Self-paced video walks the apprentice through each module. Hands-on tasks and quick checks keep them in.
A field-ready program in six formats.
Apprentices get a book to study from, videos to learn from, quizzes to test on, and a site that pulls it together.
Apprentice book
Print-ready. Front matter, glossary, code references. Sized to fit the toolbox or the laptop bag.
Instructor deck
Branded slides for the journeyman or the local trainer. Speaker notes per slide.
Worksheets and quizzes
Student and instructor copies. Answer keys with rationales. Built to mirror the state exam style.
Self-paced course site
A live web hub the apprentice can hit from the truck. AI tutor answers questions in plain language.
Avatar video per module
A presenter walks the apprentice through each module. Captions ship with every clip.
Captions and transcripts
Required by federal training rules. Helpful on a noisy job site. You get them by default.
ACME Low Voltage L1.
An eight-hour self-paced course for first-year apprentice electricians. Six modules. Covers NEC 2026, OSHA 1910.331-335, NFPA 70E 2024, and state licensure prep for IL, IN, MO, and WI.
What shipped
The full six-format package. WCAG 2.2 AAA passed on every artifact. Every safety claim got a second-AI fact check against the primary source before any deploy.
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