Entry-Level Electronics is designed to teach electricity and electronics theory, from basic to advanced, while performing the hands-on skills required by a technician. Throughout this program, students observe operations, perform alignments, and diagnose circuit conditions. Students also learn component recognition, schematic interpretation, and safe measurement techniques using industry-standard tools.

The curriculum is modular and designed to support different levels of instruction and methods of delivery. The preferred delivery method is computer-based instruction , which offers the most flexibility.  Students are able to progress at their own pace when in class and review difficult subjects over the internet when outside class.

Fundamental components, circuits, and systems are replicated on experimental circuit boards that accompany primary subjects. Students learn the theory of operation and then investigate the actual circuits.