Spring Schedule - Electrical Courses 2025 - Principles of Electricity, Schematics, Electrical Systems, Electric Motors, Air Conditioning

Sep 30, 2026

Spring 2025 electrical training schedule from NAPEEF, listing course objectives, required prerequisites, textbooks, and total tuition costs. Courses include Principles of Electricity (36 hours), Schematics (30 hours), Electrical Systems, Code & Theory (60 hours), Electric Motors (30 hours), Air Conditioning I (60 hours), and Air Conditioning II (60 hours). Each entry provides session counts, meeting times, locations (Alexandria, VA and Greenbelt, MD), instructor names, and key expectations such as English/math requirements, safety focus, and lab attendance for A/C tracks.

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Spring Schedule

Principles of Electricity

Schematics

Electrical Systems, Code & Theory

Electric Motors

Air Conditioning I

Air Conditioning II

SPRING Schedule 2025 Administrative Office: 5520 Cherokee Avenue, Suite 250 • Alexandria, Virginia 22312 Tel: 703.845.7055 • Fax: 703.845.7059 [www.napeef.org](www.napeef.org) Electrical | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY – 36 HOURS | | --- | | Books-$264.00 • Tax $16.00 • Tuition: $830.00 • Total: $1,110.00 | | Book: Delmar’s Textbook of Electricity 7th Edition | | No prerequisites required. This is a beginner’s course which starts with the basic elements of circuitry, safety rules, understanding of terminology and simple mathematical calculations. It prepares the student for all other aspects of engineering. This course is designed to allow the student to progress directly to our Electrical Systems, Code and Theory course. This is not a wiring class. This course is required for all NAPEEF electrical classes, and Air Conditioning II. Basic English and math skills required. | | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY / S-202-AL
12 Sessions 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm Alexandria, VA Location
Monday, 2/24/2025 to 5/12/2025 (on-going) Eduardo Ayala, Instructor | | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY / S-200-GR
12 Sessions 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Greenbelt, MD Location
Tuesday, 1/21/2025 to 4/8/2025 (on-going) Raymond Juggar, Instructor | | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY / S-203-GR
12 Sessions 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Greenbelt, MD Location
Tuesday, 4/15/2025 to 7/1/2025 (on-going) Raymond Juggar, Instructor | | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY / S-201-AL
12 Sessions 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm Alexandria, VA Location
Tuesday, 1/21/2025 to 4/8/2025 (on-going) Sean McRunnel, Instructor | | PRINCIPLES OF ELECTRICITY / -AL
12 Sessions 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm Alexandria, VA Location
Wednesday, (on-going) TBD, Instructor | | SCHEMATICS – 30 HOURS | | Books-$193.00 • Tax-$12.00 • Tuition: $843.00 • Total $1,048.00 | | Book: Electric Motors Controls 5th Edition | | Completion of Principles of Electricity are required. A basic understanding of A/C and electrical components and how they apply to HVAC is necessary before taking this course. Curriculum includes wiring, diagrams, symbols, legends, walk thru and troubleshooting of ladder wiring diagrams See [www.napeef.org](www.napeef.org) for current course schedule for times, dates and locations for control circuits. No pretest is required for this course. Basic English skills required. | | SCHEMATICS / S-230-AL
10 Sessions 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm Alexandria, VA Location
Monday, 1/27/2025 to 4/7/2025 Sean McRunnel, Instructor | | ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, CODE & THEORY – 60 HOURS | | --- | | Books-$449.00 • Tax-$26.00 • Tuition: $1,300.00 • Total $1,775.00 | | Book: Electric Motors Controls 5th Edition, National Electrical Code (NEC) 2024, NEC Tabs 2024, NEC Reference Cards 2024, Ugly’s Book, NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety 2024 | | Completion of the Principles of Electricity course is required, and intermediate English skills are necessary. This intermediate-level course will focus on electrical principles and components, inductance and capacitance, motors and motor starters, measuring instruments and their use; single and three phase fundamentals, various in-class exercises; alternating current characteristics; safety; electrical formulas and their applications. This course will explore and clarify updated code information. Please note: This is not a wiring class. As time permits there may be some hands-on exercises. | | ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS, CODE & THEORY / S-222-AL
16 Sessions 5:30 pm to 9:00 pm Alexandria, VA Location
Thursday, 1/30/2025 to 5/15/2025 Sean McRunnel, Instructor | | ELECTRIC MOTORS – 30 HOURS | | --- | | Books-$140.00 • Tax-$10.00 • Tuition: $951.00 • Total $1,101.00 | | Book: Motors 2nd Edition | | Completion of the Principles of Electricity course is required. This course will focus on single phase and three phase A/C motors. How motors start and run, electromagnetism, and practical applications of induction type, split phase and capacitor type motors will be covered. Basic English and Math

FAQs

What are the required prerequisites for Schematics and Electrical Systems, Code & Theory?

Schematics requires completion of Principles of Electricity. Electrical Systems, Code & Theory requires completion of the Principles of Electricity course and intermediate English skills.

What does Principles of Electricity cover and who is it for?

Principles of Electricity is a beginner-focused course covering circuitry basics, safety rules, terminology, and simple calculations, preparing students for further electrical engineering topics. It is not a wiring class.

How are Air Conditioning I and Air Conditioning II structured in terms of labs and prerequisites?

Air Conditioning I requires attending one weekend lab session and focuses on refrigeration circuits up to 20-ton package and split systems. Air Conditioning II requires completion of Principles of Electricity and Air Conditioning I, includes two weekend lab sessions, and teaches analysis for non-running or inefficient systems.

Sep 30, 2026

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