Advanced studies prepare you for work in estimating, industrial power, and solar photovoltaic installations.
Perform techniques to meet requirements of the National Electrical Codes
Hands-on training exploring skills to install electrical systems, motors, and controls industries and in heavy commercial applications to meet the minimum NEC requirements.
Learn to write bid proposals, determine material and labor costs, and create change orders.
Choose drafting, solar electric systems, or construction methods to discover an area of interest. Apply what you learn during an internship.
As you move through the degree, you will cover such topics as:
- Advanced pipe bending techniques
- VFD and PLC motor controls
- Transformers and generators
- Material and labor estimation
- Solar photovoltaic systems
Network and learn from industry professionals
Instructors are licensed master electricians who help you gain training and certifications. Learn to be an electrician by working in labs and solving problems found in actual workplaces. Smaller class sizes allow for personalized instruction.
Talk with experienced industry professionals from our Electrical Technology Advisory Board. Attend presentations, field trips, and career fairs. Local businesses hire from JCCC, including wholesale representatives, engineering firms, and contractors in residential, commercial, industrial, and solar work. Gain understanding of what employers seek in potential employees.
JCCC’s 60-hour Electrical Technology degree program prepares you to work in the electrical trade in estimating, industrial power and control, and solar photovoltaic installation. If you already work as an electrician, move your career forward with our evening program.
Get an advantage over other job candidates by earning your AAS or continuing your education at a four-year college to earn a bachelor's degree. Demonstrates to future employers your commitment to the electrical trade. Most Electrical Technology courses at JCCC are guaranteed to transfer to all Kansas public postsecondary institutions.
With dedication, you can find a future
Electricians are sought after in the United States. Your dedication to learning electrical technology can provide a foundation for a lifelong career. Move from apprentice to journeyman to master electrician as you gain experience.
You also could work in the exciting and emerging area of solar energy. More than a dozen companies in the Kansas City Metro area provide and service solar systems.
Find employment projections and salary information at the Power BI Post Graduate Report.
Homework assistance on campus
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Contact info
Electrical Technology Program
Phone: 913-469-8500, ext. 4441
Location: CTEC 201
Email: electricaltech@jccc.edu
