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What You’ll Learn

Build the technical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to install, maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems across residential, commercial, industrial and automated environments. 

The Electrician Technology program prepares you for high-demand careers in the electrical industry through classroom instruction, lab experiences and work-based learning. You’ll begin with core electrical theory and safety, then progress into wiring, power distribution, motor controls and advanced automation technologies used in modern workplaces. 

You will learn how to: 

  • Understand electrical theory, including AC and DC circuits 
  • Practice electrical safety and orientation procedures 
  • Use industry-standard tools and test equipment 
  • Apply electrical mathematics and blueprint reading 
  • Learn conduit bending and raceway systems 
  • Install and maintain residential wiring systems 
  • Build commercial and industrial wiring skills 
  • Understand transformers, lighting, power distribution and service installations 
  • Develop motor control knowledge for industrial systems 
  • Learn programmable logic controllers and automation fundamentals 
  • Gain exposure to robotics operation, safety and troubleshooting 
  • Build workforce readiness for a range of electrical and utility settings 

The program is designed to help you build on foundational electrical skills to advance into more advanced industrial and automation applications, giving you a versatile path into the field.

Workforce Ready in Months

Our programs are designed to get you job-ready fast — with flexible scheduling built around your life.

What You Can Do

Electrician Technology can prepare you for careers in electrical installation, maintenance, controls and automation. 

Employers need skilled professionals who can support electrical systems in homes, businesses, industrial facilities and advanced production environments. If you enjoy hands-on technical work, problem-solving and working with systems that power modern life, this program can help you prepare for a strong career path. 

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