Programs
Brothers Employment & Training offers structured online programs designed to introduce learners to electrical and industrial concepts, safety practices, troubleshooting, code literacy, and related technical skills. Program formats include self-paced coursework, virtual simulations, and live instructor-led learning.
Whether you’re starting fresh or upgrading your expertise, our expert-led, interactive and simulation-based training ensures you graduate with confidence, experience, and the ability to step directly into high-demand job roles.
This is more than education — it’s your pathway to a stable, rewarding, and future-proof career.
Current Offerings
Current Program Offerings
Choose the program that fits where you are — and where you want to go.
Self-paced course with the verified instructional total of content to support apprentices and entry level electrical maintenance workers.
- Basic electrical concepts
- Safety fundamentals
- Tools and materials overview
- Wiring concepts
- Career pathways in the trade
Complete your required 4-hour Texas electrical continuing education course online with Brothers Employment & Training. This course covers NEC updates, Texas electrical laws and rules, and NFPA 70E safety requirements in a practical format designed for working electricians.
- NEC® code updates
- Texas rules and regulations
- Professional compliance content
- License renewal support
A flexible online training program covering electrical fundamentals, safety awareness, troubleshooting skills, and code literacy. Study anytime, anywhere at your own pace using accessible digital learning tools.
- Electrical fundamentals
- Safety training
- Troubleshooting basics
- Code literacy
- Self-paced learning access
A guided live training program built for students who want coaching, accountability, and career preparation from an experienced instructor. The ideal path for students seeking structure, support, and stronger workforce readiness.
- Total six-week schedule
- Number of live sessions
- Total instructional hours
- Attendance expectations
- Missed-session policy
- Cohort start date
- Whether recordings are available