NORCAT Nearing National Launch of Immersive Electrical Training Program with NETCO and IBEW

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July 1, 2026

In the month of June, NORCAT was collaborating with NETCO and IBEW at their Sudbury office.

NORCAT announced on LinkedIn that they are nearing the national launch of their immersive electrical training program focused on Instrumentation.

This week, representatives from NETCO – National Electrical Trade Council and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) joined NORCAT for final beta testing, providing valuable feedback and helping them refine the experience before rollout.

The collaboration, expertise, and commitment from everyone involved have been instrumental in ensuring this program delivers engaging, high-quality training that will support skilled trades professionals across Canada.

“A huge thank you to the NETCO and IBEW teams for their partnership and dedication. We look forward to launching this program nationally and continuing to advance innovation in skilled trades training,” NORCAT said on LinkedIn.

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