Electrical Technician

What you'll learn

Launch your career in advanced manufacturing and electrical assembly with this Electrical Technician microcredential. You will develop practical knowledge of electrical systems, circuit analysis, motor controls, mechanical power transmission, fluid power systems, and industry-standard safety procedures. Importantly, you will have hands-on training in wiring industrial motor control systems, working with gears and belt drives, and understanding the relationship between voltage, current, resistance, power, pressure, and flow in electrical and fluid-powered systems. While a non-credit microcredential, successful completion prepares all to continue their studies in the Electrical Technology associate degree program, with up to 9 college credits earned by evaluation when you enroll, and to also immediately apply for jobs as electrical assemblers and related entry-level positions. You will also have the opportunity to earn five industry-recognized SACA Gold certifications. SAGA certifications include: Electrical Systems - Smart Automation Certification Alliance; Electrical System Installation - Smart Automation Certification Alliance; Pneumatic Systems Course - Smart Automation Certification Alliance; Hydraulic Systems - Smart Automation Certification Alliance; and 5) Mechanical Power Systems - Smart Automation Certification Alliance.

A hybrid microcredential from Dutchess Community College (10 CEUs). Registration is completed with Dutchess Community College. Eligible for financial aid.

Who can enroll

Ages 18 and up.

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