Electrical Technician

Learn the skills you need to begin a career as an Electrical Technician. This program prepares students for pre‑apprenticeships with local trade unions and for direct employment with private employers in residential, commercial and industrial settings.

All skill levels are welcome — from beginner to advanced.

Hands‑on, high‑impact classroom training ensures students develop the skills required to meet industry safety and performance standards.

Program Schedule

• 16.5 weeks
• Seven hours per week
• Day and evening options available

Get Hands-on Training

Students gain practical experience aligned with current electrical codes and workplace expectations, including:

• Electrical systems and components
• Wiring methods and installation practices
• Electrical safety procedures
• National Electrical Code (NEC) fundamentals
• NFPA 70E electrical safety standards
• Tools, equipment, and jobsite best practices

Start Your Career in the Electrical Trades

Graduates are prepared to:

• Pursue pre‑apprenticeships with local trade unions
• Apply for entry‑level electrical positions
• Demonstrate safe, code‑compliant work practices

What do I need to get started?

To enter the program, a qualifying score on the TABE (Test for Adult Basic Education) is required. Contact the EOC and start working toward your goal today.