Cert in Electrical/Electronics Maintenance and Repair Technologies/Technicians

Students in this 29-credit certificate of completion at the Grants campus learn the basics of working with electrical systems. Instruction starts with theory and moves into wiring, motor controls and the code rules that govern installations, with safety woven through the lab work. The training is meant for people who want to enter the electrical trade, and it suits those aiming at jobs in residential and commercial electrical service, manufacturing, energy production or maintenance. Hands-on practice gives learners a feel for how circuits and equipment behave outside a textbook. The certificate also stands on its own as a stepping stone. Its credits count toward the Associate in Applied Studies, so a graduate who wants a longer credential can continue without repeating the same classes.