Master Electrical & Industrial Trades Online 

As a growing non-profit based in Dallas, Texas, Brothers Employment & Training is dedicated to serving our local community with accessible, practical education. We offer flexible online programs for all skill levels—from beginners taking their first steps to licensed electricians renewing credentials.
Learn through structured coursework, supportive instructors, and hands-on virtual simulations.

Develop real-world proficiency in electrical safety, motor controls, PLCs, electrical theory, and TDLR continuing education.

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Hands-on training in Electrical Safety, PLCs, Motor Controls & Jobsite Skills. No prior experience needed

“We believe every learner has the potential to build a stronger future. Our goal is to expand access to practical education that helps individuals strengthen their knowledge, build confidence, and prepare for opportunities in the electrical and industrial workforce.”

Emmanuel Edmonds, Founder & Executive Director

Why choose us

Hands-on practical training (not just theory)
Beginner-friendly programs (no experience needed)
Industry-relevant skills employers actually want
Step-by-step learning with expert guidance
Career-focused approach from day one

What We Offer

Build Knowledge. Strengthen Skills. Prepare for Opportunity.

Brothers Employment & Training is a Texas-based nonprofit workforce education organization committed to expanding access to practical, industry-aligned learning opportunities.
Our online courses are designed to help learners build foundational technical knowledge, strengthen workforce readiness, and explore pathways into electrical and industrial careers. Through flexible, accessible instruction and simulation-supported learning, participants can develop knowledge and competencies relevant to today’s workforce.
Whether you are beginning to explore the electrical trades, expanding your understanding of electrical and industrial systems, or completing required continuing education as a Texas-licensed electrician, BET offers educational options designed to support continued learning and professional development.

Build foundational knowledge and workforce competencies through flexible online training focused on electrical systems, industrial applications, maintenance, safety, and workforce readiness.

Electrical Foundations and Workforce Readiness
Develop foundational electrical knowledge while strengthening safety awareness, workplace readiness, and understanding of electrical career pathways.

Applied Electrical Systems Fundamentals
Expand your understanding of electrical concepts through applied, industry-aligned instruction focused on electrical systems, troubleshooting concepts, and practical applications.

Industrial Systems and Maintenance Fundamentals
Explore industrial electrical systems, equipment, maintenance concepts, troubleshooting principles, and simulation-supported learning designed to strengthen technical knowledge.

Mastering the NEC – 4-Hour Texas Electrical Continuing Education
Complete your required Texas electrical continuing education through BET’s TDLR-approved online course.
The course covers applicable National Electrical Code requirements, Texas laws and administrative rules, electrical safety, and professional responsibilities relevant to licensed electricians.

TDLR Provider No. 2514
Course No. 32647

Who This Is For

No Matter Where You’re Starting From — You Belong Here

  • Students unsure about their career path
  • Career changers seeking better opportunities
  • Professionals wanting to upgrade or renew skills

What Learners Can Gain

Foundational electrical and industrial knowledge

  • Greater awareness of electrical safety
  • Experience using structured digital learning tools
  • Improved understanding of tools, systems, and terminology
  • Guidance on education, licensing, and career pathways
  • Program completion does not guarantee employment, licensure, apprenticeship placement, compensation, or promotion.

How It Works

Simple Steps to Start Your Career


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  • Choose your program
  • Learn through hands-on training
  • Get guidance from experts
  • Prepare for real job opportunities

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