USILACS Trade Education Programs


USILACS TRADE PROGRAMS

USA-Trained USA-Certified.

🏛️ USILACS CERTIFIED
Graduate with USA-trained • USA-certified credentials your clients recognize.

🏅 Credentials That Signal

Earn a USILACS Certified digital badge and a National Trade Diploma to present to clients and employers.

🧰 Practical & Exam-Aligned

Coursework is aligned to national/state certification standards and includes tools, templates, and checklists.

💳 Affordable, Flexible

Stackable 10/20/40-hour tracks with payment options. Learn at your pace, from anywhere.

🎟️ Try a Free, Non-Credit Course Entitled Professional Ethics & Workplace Excellence

See lessons, quizzes, and the study planner before you enroll. Perfect for checking fit and pace.

  • Approx. 3–5 hours • self-paced
  • Sample quizzes & study planner
  • Certificate of participation

What you’ll experience

  • Clear lesson flow with progress tracking
  • Instructor tips for exam strategy
  • Example knowledge checks with feedback

What the USILACS Trade Education Program Is — and Is Not

The USILACS Trade Education Program is a fully online, globally accessible learning platform designed to equip students with the academic and theoretical knowledge needed to pass state, USA, or International certification and licensing exams. Each course is carefully structured to reflect USA professional standards, combining focused instruction, curated video content, downloadable tools, practice assessments, and exam preparation — all delivered through a flexible, self-paced format.

It is important to clarify what this program does not include. USILACS does not provide in-person, hands-on, or field-based training. For skilled trades that require practical experience — such as plumbing, HVAC, electrical work, or automotive repair — students are expected to supplement their studies with real-world practice through employment, apprenticeships, internships, or supervised training. This hands-on component is essential to meet licensing requirements in many jurisdictions.

For example, a USILACS student can fully prepare for the written portion of a plumbing license exam online, but additional field experience will still be required to obtain full professional licensure.

The USILACS Trade Education Program is ideal for:

  • ✅ Individuals seeking to strengthen their knowledge before official testing
  • ✅ Career changers preparing to enter a licensed or certified trade
  • ✅ Professionals with prior experience pursuing certification eligibility
  • ✅ Students combining academic preparation with on-the-job experience
  • ✅ Individuals seeking to improve employability or apprenticeship readiness

Students are encouraged to review their local or national licensing board requirements to confirm any additional practical or supervised training hours needed beyond the academic preparation provided by USILACS.

📘 How the 10, 20, and 40-Hour Courses Work (and Stack)

Three levels, one path to mastery. Each higher level includes all content from the levels below —
choose 20 hours and you get everything from 10 + more;
choose 40 hours and you receive 10 + 20 + advanced practical skills and full state and/or national exam preparation. 🌟

💡 Two Smart Ways to Enroll

  • 🎯 Best Value: Go straight to the 40-hour program for the most complete training and the lowest cost per hour — includes all lower-level content and exam prep.
  • 🔁 Build & Reinforce: Start with 10 → 20 → 40. Stacking adds deliberate passes through core concepts, using repetition for emphasis to strengthen recall and confidence.

🧰 What’s Inside Each Level

  • 10-Hour (Core Essentials): Key concepts, terminology, safety, and foundational theory.
  • 20-Hour (Core + Applications): Everything in 10-Hour plus deeper coverage, worked examples, and additional assessments.
  • 40-Hour (Core + Advanced Practical Skills + Complete Prep): Everything in 10- and 20-Hour plus advanced practical skills, state and/or national exam preparation, and downloadable tools for certification readiness.

❓ Common Questions

  • Do I need to take them in order? No — you can enroll directly in the 40-hour and receive all lower-level content. ✅
  • Does the 40-hour include the 10 and 20? Yes — fully. Nothing is lost or duplicated.
  • Who should stack 10 → 20 → 40? Learners who want extra reinforcement and step-by-step confidence building.

Current Programs

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Core Courses (General Education & Degree Foundations)

These courses form the foundation of all USILACS undergraduate programs and are required for degree completion.

BIO1058 Biology, Origins of Life

General Education • Natural Sciences

ENG1097 College English Literature

General Education • Humanities

ENG1100 College English Composition

General Education • Writing

ENG1430 Public Speaking

General Education • Communication

LAN1202 Foreign Language

General Education • Languages

LIT1406 Poetry

General Education • Literature

LIT1433 Readings in Ancient Literature

General Education • Literature

MTH1103 College Math

General Education • Mathematics

MTH1112 Computer Science

General Education • Computing

MUS1376 Music Appreciation

General Education • Arts

PSY1292 Philosophy

General Education • Humanities

PSY1391 Psychology

General Education • Social Sciences

REL1439 Religious Studies

General Education • Religion

SCI1206 From Dust to DNA

General Education • Natural Sciences

SOC1274 Charitable Services

General Education • Service

SOC1295 Sociology

General Education • Social Sciences




Elective & Specialized Courses

These electives allow students to specialize in areas of interest, pursue minors, or fulfill additional degree requirements.

ACC1004 Accounting

Business • Accounting

ACC2004 Accounting II*

Business • Accounting • Prerequisite required

Prerequisite: ACC1004 Accounting

ACC3004 Cost Accounting*

Business • Accounting • Prerequisite required

Prerequisite: ACC2004 Accounting II

BUS1145 Sales

Business • Sales

BUS2145 Sales II*

Business • Sales • Prerequisite required

Prerequisite: BUS1145 Sales

BUS1221 International Etiquette & Protocols

Business • Global Protocol

BUS1337 Management

Business • Management

BUS2337 Management II*

Business • Management • Prerequisite required

Prerequisite: BUS1337 Management

BUS1343 Marketing

Business • Marketing

BUS1773 Business Etiquette & Protocols

Business • Professional Practice

BUS1991 Human Resource Management

Business • HR

COU1121 Counseling

Counseling • Foundations

COU2121 Counseling II*

Counseling • Intermediate

Prerequisite: COU1121 Counseling

COU3121 Counseling III*

Counseling • Advanced

Prerequisite: COU2121 Counseling II

COU2653 Family Counseling*

Counseling • Family

Prerequisite: COU1121 Counseling

COU2688 Grief Counseling*

Counseling • Grief

Prerequisite: COU1121 Counseling

COU2778 Youth Counseling*

Counseling • Youth

Prerequisite: COU1121 Counseling

ECN1145 Economics

Economics • Principles

ECN2145 Economics II*

Economics • Intermediate

Prerequisite: ECN1145 Economics

EDU1148 Education

Education • Foundations

EDU2148 Education II*

Education • Intermediate

Prerequisite: EDU1148 Education

EDU3148 Education III*

Education • Advanced

Prerequisite: EDU2148 Education II

EDU4148 Education, Advanced*

Education • Advanced

Prerequisite: EDU3148 Education III

EDU1133 Discipline in School*

Education • Classroom Practice

EDU2133 Discipline in School II*

Education • Classroom Practice

Prerequisite: EDU1133 Discipline in School

EDU1358 Class Management*

Education • Classroom Management

EDU2358 Class Management II*

Education • Classroom Management

Prerequisite: EDU1358 Class Management

EDU2378 Virtual Classroom Management*

Education • Online Teaching

Prerequisite: EDU1688 Online Education

EDU2142 Early Childhood Education*

Education • Early Childhood

Prerequisite: EDU1148 Education

EDU2256 Secondary School Education*

Education • Secondary

Prerequisite: EDU1148 Education

EDU1373 Motivating Others

Education • Leadership

EDU1688 Online Education

Education • E-Learning

EDU2688 Online Education II*

Education • E-Learning

Prerequisite: EDU1688 Online Education

EDU1742 TESOL

Education • TESOL

EDU2742 TESOL II*

Education • TESOL

Prerequisite: EDU1742 TESOL

EDU3742 TESOL III*

Education • TESOL

Prerequisite: EDU2742 TESOL II

ENG1154 Effective Presentations

Communication • Presentations

ENG2154 Effective Presentations II*

Communication • Presentations

Prerequisite: ENG1154 Effective Presentations

ENG1175 Expository Writing

Writing • Rhetoric

HIS1385 Origins of Ancient Civilizations

History • Civilizations

HUM1166 Ethics

Humanities • Ethics

HUM2166 Ethics II*

Humanities • Ethics

Prerequisite: HUM1166 Ethics

HUM3166 Ethics III*

Humanities • Ethics

Prerequisite: HUM2166 Ethics II

HUM1265 Human Development

Humanities • Development

HUM1391 Morals

Humanities • Morality

HUM2391 Morals II*

Humanities • Morality

Prerequisite: HUM1391 Morals

LAN1388 Origins of Language

Linguistics • History of Language

PSY1082 Child Psychology

Psychology • Development

PSY2082 Child Psychology II*

Psychology • Development

Prerequisite: PSY1082 Child Psychology

PSY3082 Child Psychology III*

Psychology • Development

Prerequisite: PSY2082 Child Psychology II

PSY2971 Social Psychology*

Psychology • Social

Prerequisite: PSY1391 Psychology

SOC2274 Charitable Services II*

Social Science • Service

Prerequisite: SOC1274 Charitable Services

SOC2295 Sociology II*

Social Science • Sociology

Prerequisite: SOC1295 Sociology

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