Updated Federal Requirements
JCCC will continue with JCAE programs to serve qualified individuals. In response to current Federal requirements, starting July 28, 2025, students will be required to present the most recent documentation of their current US citizenship or immigration status as part of the course registration process. Students interested in attending JCAE classes should bring their Real ID, birth certificate, U.S. passport, or immigration documents when they register. Visit the US Citizenship and Immigration Services website for a list of commonly used immigration documents.
Earn a high school diploma while you complete a short-term certificate program in the electrical technology field, leading to industry-recognized credentials and improved job prospects. Become an AO-K student today!
Launch a successful career while simultaneously receiving academic instruction, specialized support and technical certificates. You may even qualify for free tuition for pathway courses.
AO-K Teaching Approach
- Maximizes individual attention for success
- Specialized teaching team
- Improves basic reading, writing, and math skills related to your technical career
- Teaches both technical and professional skills
The courses in the Electrical Technology pathway include:
- AC/DC Circuits
- Print Reading
- Residential Wiring
- Industrial Safety
- Low Voltage Wiring
- Commercial Wiring
- National Electrical Code
When all courses are completed, you will have earned a college credential with a certificate in Electrical Technology.
Launch a New Career
The Electrical Technology pathway can help build your credentials, education, and earning potential.
You will learn foundational technical skills needed for a career in the electrical trade. Learn instruction in the principles of electronics and electrical systems, wiring, power transmission, safety, industrial and household appliances, job estimation, electrical testing and inspection, and applicable codes and standards.
Upon completion of the Electrical Technology certificate, you may enter the workforce in an entry-level role as a residential or commercial electrician and/or continue your studies.
Commerce Department Outlook for Electrical Technology
The Kansas Department of Commerce reports wages for Electrical Technology are very competitive. The median wage for Electricians is $61,830 per year in the state of Kansas.
Learn More!
To learn more, email Holly Wimer AO-K Coordinator, or call 913-469-8500, ext. 7690.
Contact Us
Johnson County Adult Education913-469-7621
West Park Center
9780 W. 87th St.
Overland Park, KS 66212
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