NETCO OASIS Program Offers Virtual Learning Strategist Tool for IBEW Canada Apprentices

EIN NETCO OASIS 400

February 3, 2022

The NETCO (National Electrical Trade Council) OASIS program offers Additional Tools for IBEW Canada Apprentices with Learning Disabilities and Testing Anxiety

Did you know, the Online Apprentice Support Initiatives for Success (OASIS) is more than just online learning and courses? As part of the program there is a complimentary tool called the Virtual Learning Strategist (VLS) which is a customized learning system to help YOU, the apprentice, get through the testing phase of your journey to becoming a certified electrician.

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