Online trade certificate
Structured lessons, knowledge checks and AI-assisted review using instructor-selected sources.
Prepare for Arizona C-11/CR-11 commercial electrical contractor testing with instructor-led, AI-assisted lessons, two original 50-question pretests and a focused study plan. Additional construction trades and states follow after verification.
Experience behind the instruction
Jarrett K. St. Amand is a 100% service-connected disabled combat veteran, an electrician since 1998 and an Arizona electrical contractor since 2006. A former UTI Phoenix electrical instructor, he is also the Qualifying Party and Manager for 10 Gauge Electric LLC—active Arizona ROC 349199, CR-11 Electrical.
One connected pathway
Every trade follows the same disciplined model: online foundations, an optional state-specific readiness track, and supervised practical training where available.
Structured lessons, knowledge checks and AI-assisted review using instructor-selected sources.
A trade- and jurisdiction-specific readiness assessment built from published official requirements.
Students request a scheduled opportunity. Participation begins only after CTT review and acceptance; location and event details are announced separately.
The online trade school
Electrical is the first complete program. Additional trades release in focused modules as qualified instructors and verified sources are added.
The nationwide pretest system
CTT will maintain a dated source profile for each state, trade and classification before releasing its preparation program. Arizona C-11/CR-11 Electrical is the first build; other states follow only after verification.
Map the licensing authority, classification, exam provider, published outline, allowed references, fees and retake rules.
Deliver instructor-controlled online lessons with AI tutoring grounded only in the approved course sources.
Use original practice questions to produce an overall score and a category-level readiness breakdown.
Send the authorized client a performance report, review priorities and a focused retake plan when needed.
What the client receives
Each completed pretest produces a readiness report that can be reviewed by the student, employer or sponsoring client—with the student's permission.
Performance level with the test date, state, trade and classification.
Strengths and gaps by published examination topic—not just right and wrong answers.
Focused lessons and original practice work before the next CTT pretest attempt.
Founding program pricing
The founding Arizona electrical pilot is one complete preparation package. Official examination fees, state applications and required reference books are separate.
Online, AI-assisted instructor-led preparation for the Arizona C-11/CR-11 pilot.
Future preparation for broad residential and commercial contractor examinations.
Online completion does not automatically reserve practical training. Students must request a scheduled hands-on or on-the-job training opportunity and receive CTT acceptance before starting. Location, availability, eligibility, pricing, equipment and any employer terms are provided before confirmed enrollment.
Straight answers
The Arizona C-11/CR-11 pilot includes a 50-question Form A diagnostic, graded category results, an instructor-reviewed study plan, online class preparation, AI-assisted review, one different 50-question Form B retake and a final progress report.
It is designed for students and working tradespeople preparing for Arizona C-11 or CR-11 commercial electrical contractor testing who want a structured readiness check before scheduling the state examination.
CTT instructors select and control the approved course sources. AI helps students review missed subject areas, practice code-book navigation and build a focused study plan; it does not replace instructor review.
No. It documents completion of CTT training. Only the applicable government authority can issue a contractor or trade license, and CTT does not guarantee exam passage.
No. CTT creates original practice questions aligned to published examination outlines and approved references. CTT does not copy or distribute protected examination questions.
Yes, when the student authorizes the recipient. The report can include overall readiness, category performance and recommended review priorities.
No. Hands-on and OJT are separately scheduled opportunities with locations to be determined. CTT must review and accept each participant, and OJT is not guaranteed employment.
No. Arizona electrical launches first. Each additional state and trade opens only after CTT verifies the official requirements and teaching sources.
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