Electrical Technology

Students in the Electrical Technology program learn the fundamentals of electrical circuitry and the laws that govern electricity. The course includes electrical theory, electrical building code, safety practices and installation techniques. The program is unique because of its Lab-Volt Motor Control Center which assists in learning the operation of electric motors, generators and their controls.

Upon graduation, job opportunities include: electrical apprentice, journeyman electricians, construction electricians, appliance repair electricians, commercial electricians, residential electricians, electrical manufacturing, electrical supply co-workers, communication/data wiring and equipment installer.

To enroll, students must be 16 years old by November 1, 2008.

Mandatory $15.00 Electrical Apprenticship License fee.