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Electrician
Courses
The job of an electrician is not easy. To become proficient, a candidate in training has to spend quality time in the classroom and in a hands-on-training environment.
In fact, the profession carries its dangers due to the constant threat of electrical shock. Thus, proper safety guidelines need to be followed at all times. Safety is paramount!
Electrician training will also cover the proper maintenance and repair of electrical equipment. There will be a score of tools and equipment that you'll need to familiarize yourself with as well. Electrician courses, to be the most effective, are both practical and theoretical.
Electrician coursework includes a study of:
- Trade mathematics
- Blueprint reading
- National Electric Code
- Management
- Electric Motors
- Motor controls
- Transformers
The Electrician Program is designed to give students the skills they need to effectively understand, analyze and design in industrial settings where electrical power and control systems are utilized.
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