Electrical Trades (ELI)

Learn the assembly, installation, and operation of residential, commercial, and industrial electrical applications, as well as troubleshooting techniques in this recognized pre-apprenticeship program. The curriculum is NJATC Curriculum Year 1, OSHA 10-hour, and includes basic construction.

PROGRAM SPECIFICS

While attending C-TEC in the Electrical Trades program, students are prepared for an entry level position in the electrical trades. Students will be exposed to several different types of electrical installations and troubleshooting methods for use in both commercial and residential wiring as well as a thorough knowledge of the use and application of the latest edition of the National Electrical Code. While in lab, safety is first and foremost and all applicable codes related to the electrical industry must be followed including lockout/tagout on all electrical equipment.

Electrical Trades is a college credit plus program and 11 college credits can be earned. Upon successful completion of the program the first year of apprenticeship is completed. A graduate from this program, with all test passage, goes straight into their second year of apprenticeship schooling.

Upon graduation the students can be employed in several different aspects of the trade and are considered the best trained in central Ohio by the contractors who employ them. The job market is still very strong in our trade due to remodeling projects and the basic need for electrical installation.

Career Options

Residential Electrician
Commercial Electrician
Industrial Electrician
Low Voltage Installer
Electrical Equipment Installer
Power Lineman
Electrical Engineer
Electrical Wholesale Worker
Electrical Distributor
Fiber Optics Technician
Telecommunications Installer

Opportunities In the Senior Year

Advanced Job Placement

Early Placement

School-To-Apprenticeship