Class registration fees are found below. Students may register using the Continuing Education registration form process prior to or during the first night of class. Checks, money orders, or credit cards are accepted for payment. (Cash payments are no longer accepted for local registration.) If registration is not completed prior to or during the first class meeting, students must register using checks, money orders, or credit cards at Durham Tech Continuing Education Registration locations. Cash payments are ONLY accepted at the Durham Tech cashier window on the second floor in the Wynn Student Services Center. Textbooks are required for each class and can be ordered at www.crafttraining.com or 1-800-922-0579.
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| Electrical Apprenticeship I (Part One) – $200.35 |
Study Electrical I competencies, including safety, Ohm’s law, DC circuits, the NEC layout, and proper use of
electrical test equipment. Materials included. Textbook required. 72 hours.
| 18060 |
MTh |
8/9–11/1 |
6–9 p.m. |
TSI 2 |
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| Electrical Apprenticeship II (Part Two) – $200.35 |
Understand Electrical II competencies, including safety, AC circuits, motors, grounding, electric service installation,
circuit breakers, and lighting. Materials included. Textbook required. 72 hours.
| 18233 |
TW |
8/10–10/27 |
6–9 p.m. |
TSI 2 |
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| Plumbing Apprenticeship III – $180.35 |
Presents techniques for interpreting drawings and specifications, Installing Pipe in Trenches, Grade for Drain and Waste Piping, Connecting to the Sewer Main, Installing Pipe Hangers and Supports, Connecting to the Water Main, Installing and Servicing Valves and Faucets , Provides practice in setting fixtures following discussion and demonstrations. Textbook required. 99 hours.
| 18057 |
TTh |
8/10–12/7 |
6–9 p.m. |
NDC |
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| NEW! OSHA 10-Hour Construction Training – $55 |
This course is designed for construction workers, foremen, job supervisors, and anyone involved in the construction
industry. OSHA recommends the 10-Hour Construction Outreach Training program as an orientation
to occupational safety and health for workers covered by OSHA 29 CFR 1926. Workers must receive additional
training when required by OSHA standards on the specific hazards of the job. OSHA 29 CFR 1926 Construction
Industry Regulations Book included.
| 18134 |
Sat |
7/17 |
7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. |
TSI 2 |
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Durham Technical Community College Contact:
Ken Berger – 919-536-7241, ext. 4410 or bergerk@durhamtech.edu
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