The average individual with some college education earns about 19% more than a person who has only completed high school*. Click on the "Go" button to get started on your career training.
* SOURCE: U.S. Census Bureau, Current Population Study, March 2005 Annual Social and Economic Supplement
Electrical Technician Program
The Electrical Technician provides training that allows you to apply scientific, technical and mathematical skills to the industrial electrical industry.
You will learn the tools necessary to plan and modify electrical systems that generate and consume large amounts of electricity. The electrical industry supplies and manages transformers, motors, generators, switchgears, and other equipment required to power homes, businesses and industries.
Electrical Technician Class Training
Some areas of study within the Electrical Technician program include:
This program will provide you with the skills to understand, design, analyze, and work effectively in industrial settings that utilize control systems and electrical power systems.
Electrical Technician Career Opportunities
Employment opportunities include the ability to work in industrial maintenance, new construction electrical work and industrial automation control specialties.