The use of electrical technology in residential, commercial, and industrial applications continues to grow. Electricians install and maintain electrical systems for a variety of purposes, including lighting, appliances, industrial control, security, and communications.
 
The Electrical Technology Certificate is a 30-credit-hour program that can be completed in two semesters. Designed to give students the basic skills to gain entry-level employment as a residential or commercial electrician, the curriculum emphasizes hands-on training integrated with knowledge of theory and study of the National Electrical Code. As a requirement for completion, students will sit for their local licensure exam.

After attainment of the certificate, students can complete advanced studies toward the Electrical Technology Associate of Applied Science. Totaling 60 credit hours, this program prepares students to work in the electrical trade in estimating, industrial power and control, and solar photovoltaic installation.

(Major Code 2260; CIP Code 46.0302)

Electrical Technology Program web page

Program Outcomes

Johnson County Community College (JCCC) is committed to offering high-quality affordable programs that focus on developing knowledge and skills conducive to life-long learning. Both the General Education Student Learning Outcomes and Institutional Learning Outcomes convey JCCC's approach to programmatic outcomes. Additionally, students who successfully complete the Electrical Technology program from JCCC will be able to:

  • Pass the Journeyman Electrician licensing exam.
  • Utilize electrical test equipment to measure electrical values.
  • Install branch circuits in residential applications to applicable standards.
  • Successfully perform a conduit bend within required tolerances.
  • Successfully terminate a network cabling.
  • Bend RMC/IMC conduit using industry-standard equipment.
  • Thread RMC/IMC conduit using industry-standard equipment.