The Electrician Program prepares students for employment or advanced training in a variety of construction and electrical industries. Students receive hands-on training and learn the skills needed to install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in residential and commercial settings.
What You’ll Learn:
- Planning and managing electrical projects
- Technical and production skills used in the field
- Principles of Electrical Technology
- Labor, community, health, safety, and environmental practices
Program Length & Structure
Total Program
1100
Hours
Students may earn a certificate after completing each course below:
Electrician Helper
250
Hours
Residential Electrician
400
Hours
Commercial Electrician
400
Hours
To receive a Full Program Completion Certificate, students must meet minimum basic-skill requirements of 9th grade level in Math, Reading, and Language on the TABE® Test, or pass an approved Industry Certification.
Additional information is available through Student Services.
Career Opportunities
- Electrician Helper
- Residential Electrician
- Commercial Electrician