Electronic Training Student Resources

Whether you are an industry veteran looking to brush up on your skills, or a novice looking to start a career in the electronic industry, we have classes that will suit your needs.

Our English and Spanish speaking trainers have over 35 years experience in the electronic industry. Classes are conducted on site or at our new training facility in Orlando, FL. Quality skills training, training manuals and certifications will be provided in both languages, offering an equal opportunity to all.

Electronic Training Classes

IPC J-STD-001

The industry standard for workmanship, IPC J-STD-001 includes hand and machine soldering processes as well as material requirements. The class is trained in modules with each module representing a specific workmanship area. This 5-day session includes all 5 modules unless otherwise specified by the customer. Module 1 training session is mandatory. The course includes lecture and hands-on training. Participants must pass with a combined score of 70% or greater average to be certified as an IPC J-STD-001 Specialist. Certificates awarded are valid for 2 years.

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(Aerospace Application) addendum to IPC J-STD-001

You must be certified to IPC J-STD-001 in order to qualify to take the Aerospace Application course which is an additonal day of training.

IPC-A-610

The industry standard for quality assurance and visual acceptance of electronics assembly, IPC-A-610 is the world's most widely used electronic assembly standard. The training session consists of 3 days lecture and is designed to teach students the accept/reject criteria for soldered electronics assemblies. The course consists of an open and closed book exam requiring students to score 70% or better. Students who meet the criteria will be awarded an IPC-A-610 certificate valid for 2 years.

IPC/WHMA-A-620

This class covers the requirements and acceptances for cable and wire harness assemblies. IPC/WHMA-A-620 is the first industry standard to describe the acceptability criteria for crimped, mechanically secured, and soldered interconnection. This 3-day program includes 24 instructional hours with topics covering: cable and wire dimensioning tolerances and preparation, crimped terminations, insulation displacement, splices, soldered terminations, and more. Students who pass with a 70% or better will be awarded a IPC/WHMA-A-620 certificate, valid for 2 years.

Basic Electronics Skills Training

This course is a 5-day class designed for training inexperienced students the basics of electronic assembly. Learn how to solder and achieve acceptable workmanship criteria. Participants will learn the basics of lead forming, component identification, polarity, and how to build and solder a printed circuit board assembly. The last 2-3 days of class, students will build a functional assembly that will be evaluated for quality of their workmanship and the functionality of the unit. This class consists of 80% hands on training and a 20% lecture. Students who fulfill all the requirements and pass the course with acceptable workmanship standards will receive a J.E.T.S Basic Electronic Training Certificate.

ESD Training

This is a 4-hour class for students requiring ESD certification and also for those who would like to learn about ESD and preventing failures to static sensitive components and assemblies. This training session covers the definition of ESD, the sources of ESD, and how to protect products from latent and catastrophic damage. All students who successfully pass the written test will receive an ESD Certification, valid for 1 year.

Component Identification

This is a one-day training session for students who would like to learn how to identify and determine the value of resistors, transistors, diodes, integrated circuits, capacitors, and a majority of other components utilized in the vast assemblies of the electronic industry.