The Electrical Technology program gives you the knowledge and practical skills needed for careers in the electrical industry. You learn how to install wiring, service electrical equipment, and apply national and local electrical codes. Training also covers systems such as fire alarms, security systems, and fiber optics. This program prepares you for careers as a construction electrician, industrial electrician, motor service technician, or electrical equipment sales professional.
Grand Island Campus, Hastings Campus, Kearney Center
Certificate, Diploma, Associate Degree
The Electrical Technology program prepares you for entry-level work in the electrical field and supports advancement through apprenticeship opportunities. After gaining work experience and completing an apprenticeship, graduates are prepared to take the exams required to become journeymen and master electricians.
The Commercial Wiring Certificate prepares you with the skills needed for entry-level work in commercial electrical wiring. You learn how to install and maintain wiring systems used in commercial buildings while following industry safety standards and electrical codes.
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The Electrical Fundamentals Certificate builds your knowledge of basic electrical concepts and systems. You learn the foundational skills needed to understand electrical circuits, components, and safe work practices. This certificate helps prepare you for entry-level opportunities in the electrical field.
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The Residential Wiring Certificate prepares you with the skills needed for entry-level work in residential electrical wiring. You learn how to install and maintain wiring systems in homes while following electrical codes and safety standards.
The Electrical Technology Diploma prepares you with the knowledge and hands-on skills needed for entry-level employment with an electrical contractor. You learn how to install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical systems while following industry standards and safety practices.
The Electrical Technology AAS Degree prepares you to begin a career as an apprentice electrician. After completing the degree and gaining three additional years of field experience, you can apply to take the state journeyman electrician exam. Graduates are also prepared for careers in electrical estimating, controls, and electrical parts sales.