Virtual Training Made For You

IVRY Technologies offers real world training in a safe, engaging, and waste-free environment. With our Virtual Electrical Training (VET) lessons, you can practice the necessary skills of the trade before starting your work on a jobsite.

GUIDE

Utilize guided mode to walk you through how to complete each of the VR lessons.

TEST

Use the self-assessment tool to understand your strengths and weaknesses.

PERFORM

Take your learned skills to the electrical jobsite.

 


OUR PRODUCT

 

Enhance Your Trade School's Curriculum

The IVRY Technologies Virtual Electrical Training (VET) application currently offers multiple virtual lessons, with both a guided and test mode, as well as an introduction to the VR experience.

 

 

Offer a New Training Experience

 

If you are interested in learning more about how your trade school can offer electrical virtual reality training, please click the button below to contact a member of our team. 

VIRTUAL REALITY (VR) IN EDUCATION

Do you want to learn more about our product and using VR in the classroom?
Read more in one of the stories down below!

VR For Education: How The World Already Changes Its Approach To Training

"Learners feel 40% more confident when studying using VR compared to classroom training."

Electrical Apprentice Training Modernized Through Virtual Technology

"[VET] definitely feels real, and the great thing is you can practice this 50 times, and there's no danger."

VR Platform To Train The Next Generation Of Electrical Trade Students

IVRY Technologies launches VR platform to train the next generation of students for electrical trade skills.


 

CLICK ON A SPECIALIST TO ACCESS THEIR CALENDLY

At this time, meetings are only open to JATC schools.

For the Next Generation

 

IDEAL Industries, Inc. has supported the trades for over 100 years. As a division of IDEAL Electrical, IVRY Technologies is committed to training and supplying the next generation of electricians. That’s why our immersive tools support recruitment efforts and enhance apprentices’ classroom learning. 

Together, we can encourage more people to enroll in electrical apprentice training programs and help meet North America's growing electrical needs.

 

711,200

Electricians in the US

761,400

Electricians Needed by 2031

84,700

Job Openings Per Year

$60,040

Average Electrician Salary

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics