Electrician Common Core Level 2

Our Electrician Common Core Level 2 program offers employer-sponsored students the opportunity to further their education along the Construction Electrician apprenticeship pathway. Building upon the foundational knowledge acquired in Level 1, this program provides comprehensive instruction in both the classroom and hands-on lab and shop environments. Students will enhance their proficiency in mathematics, circuit concepts, and other essential skills essential for success in the electrical trade.

Program Highlights:

Throughout the program, students will delve into the general area competencies required of a Level 2 electrician, preparing them to advance along their apprenticeship pathway upon completion of technical training. By honing their skills and knowledge, graduates will emerge ready to take on the responsibilities of a 3rd year apprentice, contributing effectively to both residential and commercial construction projects.

Career Pathway:

Upon graduation, students will be equipped to qualify as apprentice electricians, capable of undertaking diverse roles on construction sites. Whether working on residential or commercial projects, graduates of our Electrician Common Core Level 2 program are prepared to excel as skilled professionals in the construction and industrial electrician fields. Once students complete the five-year program, and pass an interprovincial standards exam, he/she will receive a Certificate of Qualification, with a Red Seal endorsement recognized across Canada, and a Certificate of Apprenticeship

Program Duration:

The Electrician Common Core Level 2 program spans eight weeks, comprising a total of 300 hours of intensive instruction and practical training. This condensed time frame ensures that students receive focused and comprehensive education, maximizing their learning outcomes and preparing them for success in their apprenticeship journey.

Regulation and Accreditation:

The Electrician Common Core Level 2 program is regulated by Skilled Trades BC, ensuring alignment with industry standards and best practices. Additionally, our program is also approved by Private Training Institutions Regulatory Unit (PTIRU).

Join us at ACE Community College and take the next step towards advancing your career in the electrical trade. Enroll today and unlock your potential as a skilled professional in the construction and industrial electrician field.

This program is not eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).

For more information about Skilled Trades BC, please visit their website https://skilledtradesbc.ca/

Prior to Acceptance:

English Language Proficiency Requirements

Provide verified results for one of the English language proficiency tests listed below. Test results must be dated no more than two years before the start date of the program.

Name of English language assessment/test		Minimum score(s)/level(s)*
1.	International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic	Minimum overall score of 5.5
2.	Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) IBT	Minimum overall score of 46
3.	Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL)	Minimum overall score of 40
4.	Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP)	Listening 6, Speaking 6, Reading 5, and Writing 5.
5.	Duolingo English Test (DET)	Minimum overall score of 95
6.	Pearson Test of English (PTE) Academic	Minimum overall score of 43
7.	Cambridge English Qualifications: B2 First exam (FCE) Institutions may include other Cambridge Qualifications at a higher level (i.e., C2 Proficiency (CPE)).	Minimum overall score of 160 or “C”
8.	Cambridge Linguaskill	Minimum overall B2 level
9.	LANGUAGECERT Academic	Minimum overall B2 level
10.	The Michigan English Test (MET)	Minimum overall B2 level
11.	iTEP Academic	Minimum overall score of 3.5
12.	EIKEN	Minimum placement of Grade Pre-1

High School Credential

Evidence that 3 years of full-time secondary education (Grades 8-12), or 2 years of secondary education (including English 10 and 11 with a grade of ‘C’ or higher) from a country where English is one of the principal languages. OR

Other Criteria

2 years of full-time post-secondary education have been completed in the program’s language of instruction in a country where the language of instruction is one of the principal languages.

Mature Domestic Students:

This option applies only if:

The program’s language of instruction is English.
The applicant is a mature domestic student facing barriers.
The applicant is unable to access their educational records or provide sufficient proof of secondary/post-secondary education.

Accuplacer Assessment:

Applicants must be atleast 19 years or older at the start of the program and a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
Must provide attestation of completing at least three years of full-time education in English in a country where English is one of the primary languages (ELL courses do not count).
Must achieve the following minimum scores on the Accuplacer English Assessment (Next Generation):
- Reading: 230
- Writing: 230
- WritePlacer: 4 AND

2. Must be a sponsored apprentice registered with SkilledTradesBC.

At ACE Community College, we prioritize ensuring that our students are well-prepared and equipped to excel in their chosen field. By meeting these criteria, applicants demonstrate their commitment and readiness to embark on a successful journey towards becoming skilled professionals in the trades industry.

Week 1

Line A- Apply Circuit Concepts
- A1: Use Electrical Circuit concepts
- Review A1

Week 2

Line A - Apply Circuit Concepts
- A1: Use Electrical circuit concept test
- A4: Analyze Single Phase AC Circuits
- Review A4

Week 3

Line A- Apply Circuit Concepts
- A4: Analyze Single Phase AC Circuits Class test
- A6: Analyze Electronic Circuits
- Review and test A6
Line D- Organize Work
- D1: Interpret Plans, Drawings, and specifications.

Week 4

Line D- Organize work
- D1: Interpret Plans, Drawings& Specs
- Review and test D1
Line P-
- P1: Install Extra-Low and Low Voltage Single-Phase Transformers

Week 5

Line P-
- P1: Install Extra-Low and Low Voltage Single-Phase Transformers
- Review and Test P1
Line S-
- S1: Install HVAC Systems and Controls
- S2: Maintain HVAC Systems and Controls
- Review and Test
Line N -
- N1: Install Renewable Energy Generating and Storage System
Line U-
- U1: Install Cathodic Protection Systems
- U2: Maintain Cathodic Protection Systems

Week 6

Line R- Install and maintain branch circuitry
- R1: Install Luminaires
- R2: Install Wiring Devices
- R3: Install Lighting Controls
- R5: Maintain Luminaires, Wiring Devices, Lighting Controls, Lighting Standards and Branch Circuitry
Line T-
- T1: Install Exit and Emergency Lighting Systems
- T2: Maintain Exit and Emergency Lighting Systems
Line I- Install and maintain protection devices
- I1: Install Overcurrent Protection Devices
- I2: Install Ground Fault, arc fault and surge protection devices.

Week 7

Line H - Install and maintain consumer/supply services and metering equipment
- H1: Single-phase Consumer/Supply Services and Metering Equipment: Install
Line L- Install nd maintain bonding, grounding and ground fault detection systems
- L1: Install Grounding and Bonding Systems
Line Q- Install and maintain raceways, cables and enclosures
- Q1: Install Conductors and Cables
- Q2: Install Raceways, Boxes and Fittings
- Q3: Maintain Conductors, Cables, Raceways, Boxes and Fittings
Line V-
- V1: Install Motor Starters and Controls