Electrical Trades

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Adults & High School Juniors and Seniors

Electrical Trades and journeymen work for licensed electrical contractors. You will design, build, and troubleshoot motor control systems. Learn residential, commercial, and industrial construction wiring methods. Successful completion of the curriculum prepares you for state electrical examinations.

Program highlights

Control electricity to power the world while earning apprenticeship experience toward a journeyman's license
Maintain and repair commercial and residential wiring and motor controls
Use logical thinking to troubleshoot the complex electrical circuits for safe and efficient operation

Career focus

Prepared for state licensure, immediate employment, advanced certifications, and further education

Apprenticeship | Certifications/Scholarships | National Competitions

Program Details

Who can attend?

Courses

Course Name
Introduction to Electrical Construction I
Electrical and Construction Safety
Electrical Theory
Basic DC Circuits
National Electrical Code
Commercial Wiring Methods
Residential Wiring
Introduction to Electrical Construction II
Tools
Electrical Construction Calculations
Electrical Motor Controls
Alternating Current Theory
Transformers
Motors
Total Class Hours: 1050

Prerequisites

Requirements

Class Times

Expenses

Credentials Available

Accreditations

Is this program right for me?

Attributes

Manual Dexterity
Hand-Eye Coordination
Sense of Balance
Excellent Vision
Strong Work-Ethic
Troubleshooting
Repairing
Active Listening
Critical Thinking
Judgement and Decision Making
Installation
Active Learning
Complex Problem Solving
Equipment Maintenance
Quality Control Analysis
Coordination
Equipment Selection
Learning Strategies
Mathematics
Operation and Control
Reading Comprehension
System Analysis
Systems Evaluation
Time Management

Completion & Positive Placement Rate

Potential Occupations

Every career has value and can be the right choice for you. Your education, experience and training will lead you to different careers. Someone in this program might consider career options listed below.

Entry Level Careers

Maintenance and Repair Workers

Electric Motor and Power Tool Repairs

Lighting Technicians

Technical Careers

Licensed Electrician

Transportation Equipment Electrical Repairs

Electrical Power-Line Installers

Professional Careers

Industrial Equipment Manager

Electrical Inspector

Senior Electrical Reliability Engineer

Source: onetonline.org

Potential Wages

Financial Aid & Scholarships

Financial Aid

Scholarships

VA Assistance

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Electrical Trades Help Center

Frequently Asked Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are there prerequisites for this program?

A: Refer to the "Prerequisites" tab above.

Q: Can I attend part- time?

A: Yes. Students may choose to attend in the morning or in the afternoon as a part-time option.

Q: Does MNTC require student ID badges?

A: Yes. All students and staff must wear an MNTC badge while on campus. Pictures for badges are taken during the registration process. Students will take their photo during the campus before the school year starts. The photos are taken in Student Services every Friday in June, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Q: Do the hours count toward my Journeyman's license?

Yes, hours in the program will be counted toward your required Journeyman's license.

Q: How much does this program cost?

A: Refer to the "expenses" tab above.

Q: I can't attend during the day, do you offer night classes?

A: This long-term program is not available in the evening. You might consider one of our short-term construction and manufacturing classes!

Q: Is there a waiting list?

A: For this program, you will need to speak with an MNTC Career Advisor. Set up your free career advisement today!

Q: What are possible occupations for me?

A: Refer to the "Potential Occupations" tab above.

Q: What certifications are available?

A: Refer to the "Credentials Available" tab above.

Q: What is the cost of this program?

A: Refer to the "cost" tab above.

Q: What is the difference between the Electrical Apprentice career program and the Electricity 1 evening course?

A: The Electrical Apprentice career program is 1,050 hours of in-depth learning. The Electricity 1 course is 102 class hours. For more information, contact us.

Q: What kind of job could I get from this program?

A: Refer to the "potential occupations" tab above.

Q: What kind of testing is required prior to getting into the program?

A: Testing information is available during your meeting with an MNTC Career Advisor.

Q: When does the program start?

A: Refer to the "class times" tab above.

Q: Who can apply?

A: Refer to the "Who can attend?" tab above.

Q: Will MNTC help me find job opportunities during or after I finish the program?

A: Yes! Our Career and College Connection team coordinate career and college fairs on campus throughout the year. They also help with resumes, interviews, employment opportunities, etc. Additionally, internships are may be available to eligible students.

Try a short term class

Are you a working adult with limited time? Explore short term classes offered to fit various schedules. Click on the image below to see what we currently offer for training in construction & manufacturing careers.

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