Cert in Electrical/Electronics Maintenance and Repair Technologies/Technicians

Electrical Systems Technology is a diploma that trains students to inspect, maintain, install and repair electrical systems. Graduates may work in residential, commercial or industrial settings. The program is taught on the Americus campus over four terms and requires 43 credit hours. Classes join theory with hands-on practice so that academic, technical and professional abilities grow together. The curriculum begins with basic skills courses and continues into the occupational subjects that make up the rest of the credential. Students finish with the Electrical Systems Technology diploma, and students can specialize in either residential or industrial work. New students may begin in any semester. Applicants need a secondary school credential and either a satisfactory placement score or acceptable SAT or ACT results, and they must be at least sixteen years old.