Job opportunities are excellent, largely due to the openings created as experienced electricians retire.  Most electricians acquire their skills by completing a formal four or five year apprenticeship program.  About a third of all electricians work in industries other than construction.  Although most electricians specialize in either construction or maintenance, a growing number do both.

PROGRAM INFORMATION

Prerequisites:

High school diploma or GED; meet criteria on Workforce Training Assessment for this program

Courses:

AC/DC Electricity, Introduction to Electrical Code, Residential Wiring I & I, Commercial Wiring I& II, Motor Control I & II, Programmable Controls I & II, Test Equipment for Troubleshooting, Industrial Wiring, Blueprint for Electrical, AC Drives & Motors

 

M-Th | 5:45 - 10 pm

38 Weeks | 646 Hours | $7,059

Please call for future start dates.

Contact the Adult Education Office for more information.

PLEASE NOTE: Students are required to purchase their own tools. A tool list is available in the Adult Education office.

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