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Virtual Training for Electricians Available at Many IBEW Canada Training Centres Across the Country

June 23, 2025

Virtual Training for Electricians (VET) is now available at many IBEW Canada Training Centres nationwide — and more are coming online soon! Whether your centre is already equipped or in the process of setting up, this is a game-changing opportunity you won’t want to miss. Need assistance? Contact the NETCO team.

What is VET?

VET is a cutting-edge virtual reality training program designed specifically for electrical apprentices. It features two powerful modes:

  • Step-by-step guided learning
  • Realistic testing mode with LMS feedback for both instructors and students

VET 1: Residential Electrical Training Includes

  • Single-pole switch installation
  • Switched receptacle & single-pole switch combo
  • Two 3-way switches controlling a light
  • Multi-location light control with GFCI installation

VET 2: Mastering Conduit Bending

  • Learn seven essential conduit bends, including:
  • 90º Stub-Up (Arrow & Star Methods)
  • Back-to-Back 90
  • 3-Bend Back-to-Back
  • Offset
  • 3-Bend & 4-Bend Saddles

Whether you’re just starting or honing your skills, VET brings hands-on experience to a virtual platform — accessible, effective, and future-ready.

Talk to your local training centre today to see when you can start using VET. Let’s build skills and confidence — the virtual way!

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