Program Description
The Electrician program covers electrical theory, residential and commercial wiring, and industrial electrical systems.
Begins 26-27 School Year
Monday-Friday 8am - 3:30pm
Program Courses
- Electrician Helper (BCV0603, 300 hours)
- Residential Electrician (BCV0640, 450 hours)
- Commercial Electrician (BCV0652, 450 hours)
- Industrial Electrician (BCV0667, 300 hours)
Program Code:
I460314
Total Hours:
1500
Industry Certifications:
National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) Electrical Levels 1-4,
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 10 hour safety certification
Approx. Cost:
$8,214
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What
Build the technical knowledge needed for residential, commercial, and industrial electrical work.
Core Skills Include:
- Electrical theory and safety
- Residential and commercial wiring
- Industrial electrical systems
- Blueprint reading and troubleshooting
- Electrical installation techniques
- OSHA workplace safety practices
Hands-On
Training That Matters
Train with real electrical tools, systems, and industry practices.
- Practice residential and commercial wiring
- Work with electrical panels and circuits
- Learn troubleshooting and diagnostics
- Train alongside experienced instructors
Career
Opportunities
Electricians are in high demand across construction and industrial industries.
Graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Electrician Helper
- Residential Electrician
- Commercial Electrician
- Industrial Electrician Apprentice