1. To seek to expand training opportunities and to increase the number of trained technicians in the electronics and appliance service industries.

2. To promote electronics and appliance servicing as a desirable professional career.

3. To promote the electronics and appliance servicing professions.

4. To work with industry and educational groups to improve electronics training courses.

5. To assist both public and private educational systems in assessing electronics education needs.

6. To help mold and standardize electronics training courses to provide needed technical workers for the public good and potential national defense.

7. To seek financial assistance to promote the above six purposes, from industry, education and government within the meaning of Section 501C6 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, or corresponding provisions of any subsequent federal tax laws.