The LLTC Electrical Technician program offers an industry recognized curriculum providing the basic knowledge and skills in applied electrical theory; residential wiring, blueprint reading, construction safety and The National Electrical Code. Students gain valuable electrical experience through coursework, lab instruction and hands on work. As a graduate of the Electrical Technician program you are equipped to enter the workforce as an apprentice/mentee, depending on your interest or skill level.

Graduates may choose to work in an electrical construction related field as an apprentice or further their educational experience at an approved Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry Apprenticeship Program. An emphasis on sustainable residential electricity will introduce students for careers in the emerging green technology field. The oneyear Electrical Technician certificate is an excellent way to record an individual’s course work in transcript form and prepare individuals for a career in construction electricity.

Graduates will be able to:

• Demonstrate professionalism and related employability skills.
• Develop skills necessary to enter an apprenticeship/mentorship program in the electrical construction field.
• Use National Electrical and Fire Codes to implement all electrical design and installation methods.
• Apply problem solving and/or mathematical strategies to electrical circuitry.
• Build, install and repair residential electrical systems in a lab setting.
• Demonstrate knowledge of common safety rules with equipment operation and practices.
• Successfully complete the OSHA 10 competency exam.
• Work with the LLTC Carpentry Program to develop and practice the skills of time management and collaboration on a construction project, such as building a house.