SSG LEARNING / COURSE CATALOGUE
Build power-industry fluency through focused courses for new entrants and working technicians developing a new specialty.
FOUNDATIONS TO INTERMEDIATE
Start with the path that fits your experience, build practical knowledge, and move forward at your own pace.
01 / Career Start
Build the electrical fluency behind field testing, protection, commissioning, and grid operations through five guided modules and a scored final assessment.
02 / Career Start
Build the planning discipline behind electrical field testing through job briefings, hazardous-energy control, absence-of-voltage verification, PPE, instrument readiness, data quality, and closeout.
03 / Apparatus
Learn the equipment families, standards, field workflow, and comparison mindset behind professional electrical apparatus testing.
04 / Apparatus
Classify panelboards, switchboards, low-voltage switchgear, metal-clad and interrupter gear, MCCs, pad-mounted equipment, and GIS through construction, standards, devices, and field scope.
05 / Apparatus
Build a complete transformer condition story through asset identification, electrical and dielectric tests, mechanical diagnostics, tap changers, fluid analysis, comparison, and reporting.
06 / Apparatus
Choose the right measurement, control instrument readiness and setup, preserve raw evidence, compare results honestly, and turn field readings into defensible reports.
07 / Relay & P&C
Follow the complete protection chain through zones, instrument transformers, relay elements, logic, testing, commissioning, and event analysis.
08 / Grid Systems
Understand how the Eastern, Western, and Texas interconnections operate, stay synchronized, and exchange power through controlled ties.
09 / Grid Systems
Build a practical understanding of AC, DC, transformers, transmission losses, converter stations, and modern HVDC applications.
10 / Grid Systems
Learn how transmission access, scheduling, organized markets, congestion, and grid operations work together.
11 / Grid Systems
See how distributed energy, storage, advanced controls, and new transmission are reshaping grid work.