ESA Developing Online Option for Master Electrician Exams

EIN 24 ESA 400

Feb 4, 2021

In response to the evolving COVID-19 pandemic, ESA will not be scheduling additional public classroom courses at this time. Online courses are continuing as scheduled. Virtual classroom courses will be offered early 2021.  You can visit the Safety and Technical Training page for updates.

Master Electrician Exams

In-Person: In light of the Ontario Government’s announcement effective January 14, 2021, ESA has postponed all in-person Master Electrician Examinations until February 28, 2021.

Online: ESA is currently developing an online option to write the Master Electrician exam remotely from the comfort and safety of your home or another location of your choice. They plan to be able to offer this option in March 2021. Information on how to enrol will be posted on the ESA website soon.

 

 

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