Electrician Continuing Education & CEU Classes
How do you want to learn?
IECRM offers classes to fit any learning style—select an option below that works best for you to complete your required CEUs: in-person, live-online, or self-paced.
In-Person
Live-Online
Self-Paced
Continuing Education Classes (CEUs)​
Hone your professional knowledge and electrical skills with Continuing Education Units (CEUs). Get the information you need to ensure that your electrical installations comply with the National Electrical Code. Learn from experts and get connected to advanced resources and training.
Safety & Certifications
Professional & Business Development
Stay ahead in the electrical industry by mastering new technologies, specialized installation methods, and essential skills. Equip yourself today to elevate your career and deliver cutting-edge solutions to your customers.
Educational partners
IECRM partners with Mike Holt Enterprises, a leading training provider, to enhance our offerings and provide the highest quality, self-paced online electrical CEUs available 24/7.
College credit
- Up to 45 college credits
Earned through the IECRM four-year apprenticeship and awarded through Emily Griffith Technical College. These credits are transferable to any Colorado community college and can be applied toward an Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology, leaving only general education courses to complete. - Up to 45 college credits
IECRM graduates may apply these credits toward any four-year degree at MSU Denver through IECRM’s partnership. - Up to 57 college credits
Available to IEC apprenticeship students through IEC’s partnership with the American Council on Education (ACE CREDIT®). - Up to 58 college credits
IECRM graduates may apply these credits toward a CSU Global bachelor’s degree in any area of study through the Emily Griffith Technical College and CSU Global partnership.
Reciprocal Credits
- Alaska
- New Mexico
- Wyoming
Additionally, IECRM’s continuing education classes are accepted by the International Code Council (ICC) for CEU credit. Have Specific Questions about CEU’s or License Renewal?
Please contact the Colorado Department of Regulatory Affairs (DORA) with your specific questions.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)​
Training Locations
Our main campus and administrative office is located in Northglenn, Colorado; and we also offer training online, as well as in Fort Collins and South Denver.
IECRM Northglenn Campus & Administrative Office:
11429 Pearl Street, Northglenn CO 80233
Phone:Â 303.853.4886
Fax:Â 303.853.4909
IECRM Fort Collins Campus:
912 Smithfield Drive #1&2, Fort Collins CO 80524
5900 S. Santa Fe Drive Littleton, CO 80120
Who are the instructors?
IECRM takes pride in the dedication and expertise of our instructors. With a passion for teaching, they guide thousands of apprentices on their journey to becoming highly skilled, trained, and motivated electricians. As licensed professionals with real-world experience, our instructors bring invaluable insights to the classroom, helping students connect their training to practical applications and the impact of their trade.​
Can I use the Job Training Tax Credit for apprentice tuition?
If your company is located in one of Colorado’s Enterprise Zones, your company may be eligible for a tax credit toward job training expenses for your employees. The Job Training Tax Credit may be applied toward what your company spends on IECRM apprentice training (including the Live-Online Program) and continuing education classes for your employees.​