Find an accredited electrician diploma or A.S. in electrical technology degree program at a trade school or technical college near you. Take course work that includes safety, electrical code, equipment, and general knowledge of the trade. Get the training required for installation and service of residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems.
Use the search application to connect with an electrician trade school near you.
Trade Schools with Electrician Programs
All listed colleges are accredited and have financial aid assistance for students who qualify.
- Southern Technical College
- The Refrigeration School
- Tulsa Welding School
- UEI College
- Wichita Technical Institute
- YTI Career Institute
- Hohokus School of Trade and Technical Sciences
- Keystone Technical
- Lincoln Tech
- Porter & Chester
- Remington College
- San Joaquin Valley College
- Southern Careers Institute
All schools may not be listed here, use the search application to find one near you.
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There are completely online electrical and electrical technology programs available in some locations.
How long does electrician training take? A trade school certificate or diploma program takes about one year to complete. Though some schools do advertise 10 month programs. An associate’s degree in electrical technology takes up to 2 years to earn. An apprenticeship/training program lasts approximately four years and includes about 150 hours per year of classwork and 2,000 hours/yr of on-the-job learning. Remember, every state has different requirements so be sure to check yours. Read: How Long Is Electrician Training?
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