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Electrical Technology

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    • What does an Electrician do?

    If you’re looking for a hands-on, rewarding career that connects to success, consider the electrical technology field. Electricians install, maintain and repair electrical wiring, equipment and fixtures. They also ensure that work meets code specifications. Nearly 80 percent of electricians work in the construction industry or are self-employed, but there are opportunities for electricians in other industries as well.
    Career ForecastÌýBright Outlook.Average SalaryÌý$58,290on campus

    Learning at 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Tech

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    The program will prepare you for work in electrical construction and maintenance. Instruction includes safety, electrical theory, blueprint reading, wiring, electrical construction and residential/commercial electricity. Open to both high school and adult students, you can complete this half-day program in two semesters. Upon completion, you’ll earn a 30-credit-hour technical certificate. You also may be eligible to enter an electrical union’s apprentice program at the second level. An evening Electrical Technology program is offered at 51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Tech East.

    CERTIFICATIONS: OSHA-30;  Core;  Electricity Level I, KS Journeyman Exam
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    Jobs and Salaries

    CAREER FORECAST: bright outlook
    Electricians proficient in working with the latest technologies will do especially well in today’s job market. The data below refers to surveyed wages and average annual job openings in the state of Kansas due to growth and net replacement. SOURCE: klic.dol.ks.gov

    Average Salary

    $58,290

    (2022)

    Potential Job Openings

    80

    (annually)

    Potential Job Growth

    5%

    (2020-2030)

    Morning

    LENGTH
    1 year
    PROGRAM BEGINS
    Every August
    SCHEDULE
    MON - FRI; 8-11:10am

    Afternoon

    LENGTH
    1 year
    PROGRAM BEGINS
    Every August
    SCHEDULE
    MON - FRI;11:45am-2:55pm

    Evening

    LENGTH
    1 year
    PROGRAM BEGINS
    Every January
    SCHEDULE
    MON - THURS; 5:30-9:30pm

    Program Cost

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    Explore the courses, requirements, costs and career options of the Electrical Technology program.
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    Topeka, Kansas 66604
    785.670.2010
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