Electrical

Students study industrial, commercial and residential wiring, gaining knowledge and experience for a career as an electrician.  In the classroom, students learn about the National Electrical Code, a must for graduates interested in becoming licensed electricians.  Well-trained seniors are in demand in the workplace; many take advantage of the Cooperative Education program that allows eligible seniors to work in the field.

Highlights
Motor control
Transformers
Single and three-phase service
Fire and alarm security systems
Residential, commercial, and industrial wiring

Career Opportunities in Electrical
Entry Level Occupations

• Electrical Apprentice
• Electrical Supply Company Worker
• Electrician’s Helper
• Solar Energy Installation

With Experience and/or Advanced Training

• Business Agent for Electrician Union
• Electrical Advisory Committee
• Electrical Contractor
• Electrical Instructor
• Journeyman Electrician
• Master Electrician
• Teacher
• Wiring Inspector

Related Occupations

• Alarm Installer
• Electrical Cost Estimator
• Power Company Lineman
• Power Plant Operator
• Service Representative