Discounted Continuing Education & Training IECRM is your go-to provider for Continued Education, offering the courses journeymen may need to renew their licenses and advance in their careers. Take advantage of courses that will advance your education in estimation, project management, and more. Member companies receive discounts for their employees. […]
It’s time to fulfill the Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico electrician license renewal requirements by taking 24 hours of electrical CEU classes. A minimum of 4 hours of NEC Changes is required, and a maximum of 4 hours of Safety Training will qualify. Click here to view all upcoming CEU Classes.
Through our partnership with Colorado State University’s Global Campus (CSU-Global), IECRM members and students receive a 10% affiliate discount on tuition to provide additional educational opportunities and services to individuals seeking higher education. Graduates of the 4-Year IECRM Apprenticeship Training Program may apply up to 53 college credits earned at
Members, Partners & Community – “What is happening!?!” I answered a call this week from a contractor member seeking answers and interpretation of the new apprentice reporting hours requirement. Before diving into the purpose of the call, we explored some of the same shockingly unbelievable topics that many of us
There are 3 programs to claim College Credits: The Independent Electrical Contractors, Inc. (IEC) is a proud partner with the American Council on Education’s College Credit Recommendation Service (ACE CREDIT®) to offer college credit to students of IEC’s Apprenticeship program. IEC apprentices can receive up to 46 credit hours for
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