News Release for Immediate Release
Bremerton, Wash. - Olympic College Continuing Education is pleased to announce a new course offering, "Electrical Theory: Direct Current Basics," in partnership with Kitsap Transit. This 10-week program provides a foundational understanding of direct current (DC) electricity, a critical skill for those interested in pursuing careers in emerging fields like electric vehicle maintenance.
The course will be held at the Kitsap Transit facility, offering students a unique learning environment. Classes begin April 10, 2025 and run for 10 weeks, with a tuition cost of $750.
"This partnership with Kitsap Transit provides crucial training for in-demand jobs in our community," says Wendy Fox, Interim Dean of Workforce and Economic Development at Olympic College. "Our commitment to excellent service requires quality training," adds Dennis Griffey, Maintenance Director at Kitsap Transit. "Kitsap Transit’s partnership with Olympic College gives our employees world class instruction."
Courses like this one prepare students for local opportunities, including positions at Kitsap Transit.
Upon successful completion of the course, students will have a comprehensive understanding of DC electrical principles, preparing them for advanced training opportunities. This course serves as an excellent entry point for individuals looking to enter the rapidly growing field of electric vehicle technology.
For more information or to register for the “Electrical Theory: Direct Current Basics” course, please visit the Olympic College Continuing Education website:
Electrical Theory Program Info
Contact:
Joseph Rongo
Olympic College Program Specialist
@email
360-432-5400
Sanjay Bhatt
Kitsap Transit Marketing & Public Information Director
@email
360-824-4926
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About Kitsap Transit
Serving Kitsap County since 1983, Kitsap Transit provides friendly, convenient, and reliable public transportation options across a multi-modal system of routed buses, passenger ferries, paratransit shuttles, vanpools and worker/driver buses for the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Committed to sustainability, they offer a green travel alternative for environmentally conscious commuters. Whether your journey involves a daily commute by bus or a scenic ferry ride, Kitsap Transit strives to create enjoyable experiences. They also offer specialized services tailored to the needs of commuters, as well as qualified elderly and disabled riders.