New – Currently Available in Michigan Only

Intro to Electrical Technology

The Introductory Electrical Technician program is designed to provide learmers with the foundational skills and knowledge required to pursue a rewarding career in the electrical and electronics fields. By blending theoretical concepts with hands-on experience, this program equips students with the tools to understand, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical systems in a variety of applications, from residential wiring to industrial automation.

Enrollment Note: Construction Tech programs are in-person programs that are only available in Michigan at this time.

The next cohort will begin Fall 2025. Learn more below. Interested applicants are encouraged to join the waitlist of their program of interest.

All other programs are available globally and offer online schedule options.

16 Week Program

190 Instructor hours

Courses

Electronics 101
PLC Programming
Digital Electronics
Circuit Analysis
Electronics
Residential Wiring
Commercial Wiring
Electrician Local & National Code
And more…

Prerequisites

None

Class Time Options

Join the waitlist

Program Objectives

Hands-on training is a vital part of the program. Students work in well-equipped labs using cutting-edge tools and equipment to simulate real-world electrical environments. This training enhances their problem-solving skills and prepares them for the challenges they will encounter as professionals.

What You Will Learn

Develop proficiency in electrical safety standards and practices.
Understand the principles of electricity, circuits, and wiring systems.
Gain hands-on experience with electrical tools and equipment.
Learn how to troubleshoot electrical systems effectively.
Build a foundation for further specialization in advanced electrical and electronic fields.
Be proficient in the use of electrical tools and diagnostic equipment.
Understand and apply safety standards in all electrical work.
Have the ability to interpret electrical diagrams and schematics.
Demonstrate competency in troubleshooting and maintaining basic electrical systems.
Be prepared to pursue advanced studies or enter the workforce as an entry-level electrical technician.
And more…