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About Electrician License
At Electrician License.com, we are dedicated to providing electricians with the best training and resources. Our programs are developed by Marvin Rosenberg, a highly experienced and respected professional in the electrical trade.
Marvin Rosenberg’s Extensive Background
Marvin Rosenberg brings over 30 years of hands-on experience as an electrician. His multi-faceted background covers Industrial, Commercial, Institutional, and Residential electrical work.
He completed his apprenticeship with the Joint Apprenticeship Council. Following this, he earned a prestigious Red Seal Certificate of Qualification. Marvin further advanced his career by graduating as a Master Electrician. He also served as a Master Electrician Examiner with the Municipal Licensing and Standards Examining Board. Currently, Marvin is a Professor of Skilled Trades and Apprenticeships at George Brown College in Toronto.
A Commitment to Electrical Safety
Marvin has always been deeply dedicated to electrical safety. This commitment led him to become a member of the Ontario Provincial Committee, which advises the Ontario Hydro Electrical Inspection Department. Furthermore, he is a member of the International Association of Electrical Inspectors.
For over twenty years, Marvin worked as an Electrical Service Inspector. During this time, he consistently demonstrated his passion for the electrical industry. He focused on simplifying the “how-to” and “why” of electrical installations. His goal was always to minimize risks for electricians, the workplace, and the entire electrical community.
A Passion for Education
Marvin began teaching apprentices part-time in the 1980s. This was at George Brown College, under the guidance of the Joint Apprenticeship Council. He consistently strives to give back to the industry. Consequently, he has continuously trained other electricians to become instructors themselves.
Marvin strongly believes that every electrician can become an independent learner. They can be their own tutor and pass that knowledge forward as a licensed journeyperson. Due to this commitment to self-tutoring, Marvin developed the renowned Electrical Study Buddy Series®. This four-volume set teaches electricians “how to” succeed at exam writing. It introduces unique learning processes such as The Skip-It System™ and The Path Of Least Resistance™. These valuable resources are even available in the National Library of Canada.
New Pre-Exam Study Materials
Marvin’s latest additions to the Electrician’s License Pre-Exam independent self-study materials are designed for visual learners. They feature hundreds of drawings to help students easily understand the questions.
Marvin’s latest additions to Electrician’s License Pre-Exam independent self-study have hundreds of drawings so that the questions can be understood visually.
The Rewards of Teaching
Marvin finds immense reward in teaching electricians. He explains, “The most rewarding component of teaching electricians occurs when the student or apprentice builds self-esteem as a result of understanding the process, the method, the system of choosing the correct answer choice.”
This knowledge, found in the Electrical Study Buddy Series, is beneficial for more than just the “Red Seal” or Master License exams. It applies to every exam an electrician will write for employment. This includes exams for organizations like the Power Authority, Safety Authority, Transit Authority, Inspection Department, and Hydro Careers. Since their publication, thousands of electricians have purchased Marvin Rosenberg’s pre-exam study materials and taken his courses. As a result, these proud electricians have achieved greater self-esteem and stronger professional identities.
Recognition and Continued Dedication
In recognition of Marvin’s significant achievements, George Brown College awarded him the “Award for Excellence in Teaching.” His publisher is Orderline, Canada’s leading technical publisher for codes and construction books.
Marvin Rosenberg serves as the electrical course developer and advisor in the Centre for Continuous Learning (CCL) at George Brown College. He continues to enjoy teaching Pre-exam courses for the 309A Construction and Maintenance Electrician, 309C Domestic and Rural Electrician, and Master Electrician certifications.