This program is currently under development and not accepting students.

The program prepares students with entry-level job skills as an electrical apprentice in residential and commercial wiring fields, under the supervision of a licensed Journeyman Electrician. Certain courses are offered for individuals who may want to update their present skills. Safety is covered in accordance with procedure and practices of each major component.

Completion of this certificate can be applied toward the Associate of Applied Science Degree in Vocational/Technical Studies.

Program Learning Outcomes

  • Identifying the role of OSHA in job-site safety.
  • Recognizing and demonstrating the proper use of basic hand and power tools and applying basic geometry to measurements.
  • Identifying and understanding construction drawing terms, components, and symbols.
  • Describing and demonstrating the proper use of slings and rigging hardware, and communicating effectively.
  • Developing critical communication, thinking, and problem-solving skills.
  • Demonstrates understanding of entry-level job skills as an electrical apprentice in residential and commercial wiring fields.

Degree Requirements

The following degree requirements are for the 2025-2026 Catalog. For other catalogs, please see Catalogs

Minimum of 34 Credit Hours

Concentration Requirements (30 Credit Hours)

CNST1110 General Carpentry 4
CNST1120 Construction Drawings 4
EWRG100 Fndmntls of AC/DC Electricity 4
EWRG102 Residential Electricity 4
EWRG105 Photovoltaics Design 3
EWRG117 Wiring Special Circuits 4
EWRG200 Commercial Electricity 4
EWRG201 AC/DC Motor Control 3

Approved Electives (4 Credit Hours)

ELEC102 Electronic Circuits/AC 4
ELEC179 Soldering, Fabrication & Repair 3
EWRG107 Photovoltaics Maintnce/Operation 4
Electrical Wiring Technology Cert Curriculum Map