Conduit Worker Education Requirements And Courses

Conduit worker education requirements

Updated January 8, 2025

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What education do you need to become a conduit worker?

What degree do you need to be a conduit worker?

The most common degree for conduit workers is high school diploma, with 20% of conduit workers earning that degree. The second and third most common degree levels are master's degree degree at 20% and master's degree degree at 20%.

High School Diploma, 20%

Master's, 20%

Bachelor's, 20%

Associate, 20%

Other Degrees, 20%

What should I major in to become a conduit worker?

You should major in public administration to become a conduit worker. 14% of conduit workers major in public administration. Other common majors for a conduit worker include business and marketing.

Public Administration, 14%

Business, 14%

Marketing, 14%

Computer Science, 14%

Other Majors, 44%

Best majors for conduit workers

Rank	Major	Percentages
1	Public Administration	14.3%
2	Business	14.3%
3	Marketing	14.3%
4	Computer Science	14.3%
5	Electrical Engineering Technology	14.3%

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20 best online courses for conduit workers

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1. Electrical Power Distribution

This is an application-oriented course explaining the various aspects of power distribution, indoor and outdoor equipment up to 33kV. The course adopts a cross-disciplinary approach to ensure that the learners understand site execution, testing and commissioning. Throughout the course, safety aspects have been emphasized in every area of work. This course blends with conceptual knowledge covering the latest technological trends like SCADA & automation. This course helps learners know the...

2. Electric Power Systems

This course familiarizes you with standards and policies of the electric utility industry, and provides you with basic vocabulary used in the business. It introduces the electric power system, from generation of the electricity all the way to the wall plug. You will learn about the segments of the system, and common components like power cables and transformers. This course is for individuals considering a career in the energy field (who have a high school diploma, at minimum, and basic...

3. Construction Site Electrical System Design

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Learn how to design a safe, flexible and durable electrical system for any construction site...

4. Electrical Power Equipment

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Learn how electrical equipments operate and how they fit together into a network...

5. High Voltage Electric Vehicle Safety

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6. Electrical Low Voltage System Distribution Design

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Design of Power & Lighting Distribution System using Auto CAD, DIALux, & Low Voltage Calculations Using Excel Sheets...

7. Basic Home Electrical Wiring by Example and On the Job

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The Basic Fundamentals of Home Electrical Wiring, with Wiring Diagrams and Detailed Examples...

8. Ultimate Electricity Generation, HV, and Substations Bundle

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This electrical engineering bundle consists of electrical substations, high voltage, and electricity generation courses...

9. Electrical Control & Protection Systems

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This course introduces electrical control & protection systems which are a critical part of any electrical substation...

10. Electrical Power Distribution With,AutoCAD,Excel,DIALUX,Etap

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A Practical Complete Guide for Designing Electrical Low Voltage Distribution Systems with Excel ,Dia LUX , Auto CAD & ETAP...

11. Data Center Essentials: Power & Electrical

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The power & electrical systems that support data centers and the internet...

12. Electrical Control & Protection Part 4

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13. Ultimate Electrical Design Course from Zero to Hero

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Learn everything about electrical low voltage distribution design without any previous knowledge for complete beginners...

14. Fundamentals of Electrical Controls

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Learn the parts and wiring techniques used in a motor control installation, become a Controls Electrician...

15. Single and 3-Phase electrical circuit basics A to Z

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AC / DC Explained, Single / Three-Phase motor circuits, Test Equipment, House Wiring, Ohm's law and fault finding...

16. Electric Circuits for Electrical Engineering and Electronics

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Start your career in electrical & electronics engineering by learning everything about electric circuits and electronics...

17. Ultimate Electrical Machines for Electrical Engineering

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Learn about different electrical machines such as DC, synchronous, and induction machines without any previous knowledge...

18. The Complete Electrical Power Control and Protection

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Your Complete Practical Guide in Electrical Control & Protection Systems for Stations , Substations & Distribution Zones...

19. The Basics of Household Wiring. The Electrical System A to Z

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Everything Electricity, from your Circuit (Breaker) Panel, Outlets, Switches, Receptacles, Light Fixtures, Cable, Wire....

20. Learn the Essential Basics in Electrical Wiring

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Learn How to Wire Power Sockets, Light Bulb to Switches also How to Read Electrical Plans (House Wiring)...

Average conduit worker salary by education level

Conduit workers with a Bachelor's degree earn more than those without, at $56,155 annually. With a Associate degree, conduit workers earn a median annual income of $54,627 compared to $48,639 for conduit workers with an High School Diploma degree.

Conduit worker education level	Conduit worker salary
High School Diploma or Less	$48,639
Bachelor's Degree	$56,155
Some College/ Associate Degree	$54,627