Build Practical Electrical and Industrial Skills Online
Brothers Employment & Training provides structured online learning for beginners, working professionals, and licensed electricians. Programs may include self-paced instruction, live instructor-led training, Canvas coursework, and virtual simulations.
Explore practical learning options in electrical fundamentals, industrial technology, safety, troubleshooting, code literacy, and Texas electrical continuing education.
Our Numbers at a Glance
Hands-on training in Electrical Safety, PLCs, Motor Controls & Jobsite Skills. No prior experience needed
Courses Overview
Your future in the electrical industry starts here. At Brother Employment Training, we don’t just teach — we transform beginners into confident, job-ready professionals with hands-on skills that employers demand.
Get trained, get certified, and get hired faster with our industry-focused programs designed to unlock real career opportunities and long-term success.
| Workforce Training | TDLR Continuing Education |
|---|---|
| Electrical Foundations and Workforce Readiness | Mastering the NEC: 4-Hour Texas Electrical Continuing Education |
| Applied Electrical Systems Fundamentals | View Course and Register |
| Industrial Systems and Maintenance Fundamentals |
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Why Choose Us
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

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







