We will be having two Electrical Continuing Education Courses coming up on the following dates.
** July 11, 2020
2017 NEC Code Cycle -- 8:00am-5:00pm
**July 18, 2020
2020 NEC Code Cycle -- 8:00am-5:00pm
Cost will be $75.00
(OK & TX license will be an additional $25 each)
Due to COVID-19 meeting restrictions. These will be First come, First Served. There will be no pay the door. You must pay in advance if you want to reserve your spot. NO Exceptions.
For more details, please call our office @ 501-372-1590. Our office hours for the summer are Monday - Thursday 8-5pm.
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