Class Objectives:

• Understand basic electrical safety principles.
• Identify common household wiring components.
• Learn to safely wire simple circuits, such as lighting fixtures and outlets.
• Troubleshoot basic electrical problems.
• Gain confidence in performing minor electrical repairs.

Class Outline:

Day 1:

• Morning:
  • Introduction and safety briefing
  • Basic electrical theory: voltage, current, resistance, Ohm's Law
  • Common household wiring components: switches, outlets, breakers, fuses
  • Tools and equipment used in electrical work
• Afternoon:
  • Hands-on activity: Wiring a simple lighting circuit
  • Troubleshooting common electrical problems: blown fuses, tripped breakers

Day 2:

• Morning:
  • Advanced wiring techniques: GFCI outlets, multi-wire circuits
  • Code requirements and electrical permits
  • Home electrical inspection basics
• Afternoon:
  • Hands-on activity: Wiring a duplex outlet
  • Group project: Troubleshooting a simulated electrical fault

Materials:

• Whiteboard and markers
• Projector and screen (optional)
• Wiring diagrams and schematics
• Electrical components: switches, outlets, wires, junction boxes
• Tools: wire strippers, voltage testers, screwdrivers
• Safety equipment: gloves, safety glasses

Assessment:

• Participation in class discussions and activities
• Completion of hands-on wiring projects
• Short quiz on electrical safety and basic concepts

Instructor Qualifications:

• Licensed electrician with at least 5 years of experience
• Experience teaching adults or conducting workshops
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Patient and approachable demeanor

Marketing and Promotion:

• Flyers and posters distributed in local businesses and community centers
• Social media promotion (Facebook, Instagram)
• Local newspaper or online advertising
• Partnership with a local hardware store for discounts on tools and materials

Additional Considerations:

• Class size: Limit class size to 10-15 participants for optimal learning and instructor attention.
• Refreshments: Provide coffee, tea, and snacks for participants.
• Follow-up: Offer optional follow-up sessions for participants who need additional assistance.

By carefully planning and executing this on-site class, you can provide valuable knowledge and skills to your target audience while creating a positive and engaging learning experience.

Remember to adapt this example to your specific needs and resources.