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Arts & Communication/Business
Management:
Accounting Specialist
 Chef
Training
Commercial Art
Computer & Accounting Technologies
Computer Networking & Repair
Graphic Arts
Information Technologies
Interior Design Applications
Legal/Medical Office Technologies
Environmental/Agricultural
Systems:
Agricultural Diesel Mechanics
Diesel
Mechanics
Floriculture
Landscape & Greenhouse
Technologies
Powersport Engine Technology
Veterinarian Assistant
Health Services and Human
Resources/Services:
Career
Paths: Teaching
Profession
Cosmetology
Early
Childhood Education
Health
Careers
Hospitality Services
Industrial Services
Public Safety Technologies
Industrial & Engineering
Systems:
Auto
Collision Repair
Automotive Technologies
Building Trades/Carpentry
Career Based Intervention
Computer Design/3D Modeling
Electrical
Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning
Precision Machining
Pre-Engineering
Welding Fabrication |
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In this exciting
and challenging field, students
prepare for careers in
residential, industrial and
commercial electricity work. |
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Career & Technical Skills:
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Junior Year
- residential |
Senior Year
- commercial |
Wire Design
Fixture Installation
Service Entrances
Low Voltage Wiring
Theory
Wiring Maintenance
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Testing of
Electrical Controls
Working with Motor Starters
Installing Conduit
Program/Troubleshoot
Computing Wire Sizes
PLC (Programmable Logic
Controller)
Working with 208 Volt 3 Phase &
480 Volt 3 Phase |
Enrollment Requirements:
- 8 credits required for admission
- Uniforms per specified
program
Certification Opportunity:
Fork Lift Licence
Further Education:
- Apprenticeship opportunities through
the National Center for Construction
Education and Research
- Technical training
- Two-year degree in
electrical/electronic technology
- Four-year degree in electrical
engineering
Career Opportunities:
Average annual salary is $40,123
- Residential Electrician
- Electrical Utility Repair Person
- Industrial Electrician
- Electrical Sales
Representative
- Electrical Wiring Inspector
- Electrical Maintenance
- Electrical Tool Repair
- Electrical Engineer
Youth Leadership
Organizations:
Skills USA
Did You Know.......
approximately 8% of all electricians are
self-employed? Increased installation of
robotics in factories is expected to
stimulate the demand for electricians in
the future.
For more information
on any of these programs, please contact
your high school guidance counselor or
call the Four County Guidance Office at
(800) 589-3334. |
