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Trinity Bay Vocational Institute
Basic Information
Sponsor Address: 1002 Gemini St Suit 200N, Houston, TX 77058
Phone Number: 2819847248
Email: info@trinitybayinstitute.org
Coordinator Contact Name: Alfred Mitchell
Additional Information
Accrediting Organization: Trinity Bay Vocational Institute, Inc.
Year Organized: 2018
Districts Covered: Harris, Galveston, Fort Bend and Brazoria
Program Length: 185 hours
Starting Wage: 17.00
Minimum Wage: 15.00
Education Prerequisites:
- Be at least 17 years of age (applicants under the age of 18 must have written permission from a parent or legal guardian to enroll); and
- Present proof of the completion of secondary education (high school diploma from an accredited high school or GED certificate
Physical Requirements:
A student should be at least 17 years old and in good physical condition including good eyesight and not color blind
Exams: There will be 4 exams 2 quizzes, a midterm and a final exam.
Age Limits: 17
Qualifications:
- Be at least 17 years of age (applicants under the age of 18 must have written permission from a parent or legal guardian to enroll); and
- Present proof of the completion of secondary education (high school diploma from an accredited high school or GED certificate)
- Participate in course orientation, held prior to the start of School Term.
Application Process:
The application procees is simple just fill out the application on the website, Once your application is reviewed, you will be contacted by a staff member with a decision on you appliucation, if accepted, you will be instructed on the next step of the process.
Costs/Tuition: $2,500.00
State License/Certification Requirements: School will and accredited institution
Number of Hours on the Job Training: 700
Working Conditions:
The working conditions would depand on the type job you will bw working on.
Work Process Schedule: Work schedule will be determined after class starts
Tasks:
Trinity Bay can prepare for a career in the skilled trades through an apprenticeship program which offer positive growth projections and strong earning portential.
Duties:
Learning will be hands -on - the skilled trades require extensive hands-on-training , You will learn some history and theroy related to the electrical field.
Testing:
There 4 exams, 2 quizzes, a mid term and a final - you will have one quize before the midterm an another quiz before the final exam
Skills:
Be able to read and write profiency along knwing how to read a ruler
Mission Statement:
Mission Statement: Trinity Bay’s mission is the empowerment of the people in a community through its offerings of quality training, incentivization of principled self-discipline, and provision of ethical guidance. Trinity Bay also will serve as a bridge for prospective tradespeople who want to achieve viable, fulfilling, and financially rewarding careers.
Vision: Trinity Bay’s vision is to open its doors to, and offer training for as many prospective tradespeople as possible throughout the United States. Additionally, Trinity Bay’s vision is to serve as “the” source for employers who are seeking to recruit and hire the most competitive, skills-ready craftspeople.
Full Occupation Description:
This course of instruction prepares individuals for entry-level jobs as NCCER technicians. When successfully completing this course and obtaining the electrical basics needed, students will be eligible for immediate hire by construction companies (remodel and new construction), Industrial industries (troubleshooting and maintenance), within Houston and surrounding areas. Students will learn troubleshooting basics for electrical circuits, reading blueprints, repair and installing electrical devices. The course will emphasize more application than theoretical development and will simulate real-world scenarios in the laboratory setting. Trinity Bay Vocational Institute Inc. will also partner with local electrician providers/companies to align the class focus with industry expectations.
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