Electrician Schools

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Electrician schools provide the training needed to become a professional electrician. Courses include training in electrical codes, safety and first aid, electronics and electrical theory, as well as more basic topics such as mathematics. Electrician schools also may include training in fire and smoke alarm systems, burglar alarm systems, elevators, phone systems, and more. Electrician school courses enable electricians to demonstrate mastery of the National Electrical Code and to obtain or maintain their license.

The majority of electricians find work in the construction industry, but about 30% of all electricians work in other areas of industry. During your electrician career you may be involved in all aspects of the wiring of homes, office buildings, hospitals, educational institutions and more. Work for an electrician does not involve only electrical wiring, as an electrician may also install fire and smoke alarms, burglar alarms, telephone systems, computer wiring and more. Job prospects for those pursuing an electrician career continues to be in high demand as the construction industry continues to grow and a number of electricians are reaching retirement age.

Electrician Schools

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Everest College

California

Since 1982, Everest College has focused on providing personalized hands on training to help prepare students for success in their careers. Originally a business college, the school now offers a wide range of business, computer, medical and legal programs.

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New England Institute of Technology (NEIT)

Rhode Island

The mission of New England Institute of Technology is to provide specialized associate’s and bachelor’s degree programs which prepare students for careers in technology.

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TESST

Maryland

TESST College of Technology recognizes that, in order to stay ahead of the curve in today's fast-paced, ever-changing, technology driven industries, students need a school that consistently redesigns its programs to meet the demand of businesses and prepare them for their future career.

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Thompson Institute

Pennsylvania

The Thompson Institute offers comprehensive vocational training to students desiring to get ahead in their careers. They provide small class sizes and instructors who are experienced in their fields.

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Vatterott College

IllinoisKansasMissouriNebraskaOhioOklahomaTennessee

Vatterott College, known as an extremely innovative school, offers students focused, hands-on training from expert instructors, and flexible scheduling. Students learn by working in real-time, using the latest, industry-current technology.

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Penn Foster Schools

Online (study from anywhere)

With over 13 million students enrolled since 1890, Penn Foster Schools is one of the world's largest and most respected distance learning education institutions. Penn Foster Schools allows students to earn their online degrees on their own time, in their own home, and at their own pace.

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