Electrical Construction and Technology
Program description
Become a part of a growing industry with great potential for well-paid jobs and opportunities for advancement with MCTC’s Electrical Construction and Technology program. Students will get hands-on experience and instruction from experienced teachers about all the aspects of electrical wiring and systems for commercial, industrial and residential buildings.
Program start and location
Students are accepted into this program fall semester only.
Degree options and requirements
Electrical Construction and Technology Diploma—64 credits
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What you will learn
- MCTC’s Electrical Construction and Technology program will train you to install and repair electrical wiring and systems in commercial, industrial and residential buildings.
- You will learn electrical theory as you perform hands-on practical laboratory exercises.
- You will make electrical connections, install different types of wiring used in the trade and develop a strong basic knowledge of transformers, motors and control systems.
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Points of pride
- MCTC's Electrical Construction and Technology program is active in SkillsUSA and has had many state winners in the Construction Electricity competition and several national winners.
- You will have an opportunity to learn in a “hands on” environment.
- Small class sizes allow for personal attention with experienced instructors.
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Where you could work
- Electrical contracting companies
- Electrical supply companies
- Electrical power companies
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Potential job titles
- Construction electrician
- Construction and building inspector
- Electrician
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Occupational outlook
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job prospects for Electricians are good, particularly for workers with the widest range of skills. In addition to jobs created by the increased demand for electrical work, openings are expected over the next decade as electricians retire.
Academy
This program is part of the Academy of Manufacturing and Building Sciences. Click here for more information.
Academy
This program is part of the Academy of Manufacturing and Building Sciences. Click here for more information.
Articulation Agreements, Common Course Outlines and Gainful Employment Information
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Thomas Hermans
Thomas Hermans turns his lifelong passion for electrical discovery into a valuable trade through the Electrical Construction and Technology program at MCTC.
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