Electrical
Program Description
The Electrical Diploma Program provides students with technical skills and practical knowledge, as well as the skills needed to perform installation tasks, provide service, and troubleshoot and repair residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems. Graduates from this program will be able to fill positions such as an electrician’s helper in residential and construction firms in the electrical trade industry.
Possible Employment Opportunities *
- Electrician’s Helper/apprentice (residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems)
- Maintenance and Repair Workers
Credential Earned
Electrical Diploma
Related Certifications and Credentials
- NCCER Credentials for Level 1 and Level 2
- OSHA10
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Duration of the Program
Core Courses
Industrial Safety
This course emphasizes the fundamental concepts related to safety and health in the industrial, manufacturing, and servicing industries. Prevention and remedial measures to face accidents caused by electric shocks and toxic gas inhalations are discussed. Regulation of the Department of Labor and OSHA applicable to these industries is also covered.
Electrical 100
This course encompasses classroom and laboratory study of the fundamental skills of the electrical trade. Areas of study include the core curriculum of the electrical trade, namely, its history, safety, tools, and skills employed by modern electricians, including understanding circuits, reading codes, installation, bending conduit, and testing equipment.
Electrical 200
This course encompasses classroom and labwork study of the novice skill areas of the electrical trade. Areas of study include electrical mathematics, drawings and blueprints, building structure, and current.
Electrical 300
This course encompasses classroom and laboratory study of the intermediate skill areas of the electrical trade. Areas of study include load calculations, lighting, advanced safety, equipment, power loads, and cable systems.
Electrical 400
This course encompasses classroom and laboratory study of the advanced skill areas of the electrical trade. Areas of study include load calculations, healthcare facilities, emergency and specialty systems, and crew leadership.
Related Programs
Campuses Available
Admission Requirements
High school diploma or a recognized equivalent.
Possible Employment Opportunities *
- Electrician’s Helper/apprentice (residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems)
- Maintenance and Repair Workers
* These examples are intended to serve only as a general guide of possible employment opportunities. There are many factors that determine the job an individual may obtain and Florida Technical College cannot guarantee its graduates any particular job. Some positions may require a license or other certifications. We encourage you to research the requirements for the particular position you desire.