Electrical Technician Program

Program Overview

The Electrical Technician Program provides a thorough education in electrical systems and safe electrical practices, preparing students for entry-level positions in the electrical field. In just 6 to 8 weeks (190 hours), students will gain the knowledge and practical skills required for wiring, troubleshooting, and maintaining electrical circuits. The program emphasizes compliance with industry safety standards set by OSHA, ensuring that graduates are fully equipped for a safe and successful career in electrical work.

Key Skills and Competencies

Electrical wiring and installation techniques
Troubleshooting electrical circuits and systems
Compliance with OSHA safety regulations
Understanding electrical codes and standards
Practical application of electrical theory

Certification Opportunities:

Apprentice Electrician License

Career Opportunities:

Graduates can pursue entry-level positions in the electrical industry in residential or commercial setting, including:

Wire Installers
Electrical Troubleshooters
Electrician Helper

Additional Notes

Certification: Students will have the opportunity to apply for their EPA Section 608 Universal Certification (HVAC) and Apprentice Electrician License (Electrical Technician) upon completion of the program.
Hands-On Training: Each program emphasizes practical experience and real-world applications to ensure students are ready for entry-level roles in their respective fields.
Course Duration: Both programs are designed to be completed in 6 to 8 weeks (190 hours), with flexible scheduling options available.