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Electrical Technology

Electrical Fast-Track

A screened, grant-funded introduction to electrical work and residential wiring.

Course length to confirm with workforce staffPermission required

Schedule

Staff-arranged intake; next dates and weekly schedule to confirm

Location

Workforce Education Center, Jefferson Campus, Birmingham · Birmingham, Alabama

Cost

Grant-funded for selected participants; confirm current funding and any additional costs

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Electrical Technology opportunity

About the program

Build basic circuit knowledge and practice wiring, conduit bending and the use of electrical test equipment. Classroom instruction and hands-on labs introduce the work; they do not replace an electrician's licensing requirements.

College certificate of completion; not an electrician license

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Funding for this program

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Where to go

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Approximate program area

Birmingham, Alabama: city-level estimate, not a classroom address.

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What participants will learn

  • +DC circuits
  • +Residential wiring
  • +Conduit bending
  • +Electrical test equipment
  • +Electrical code fundamentals

Who this program is for

  • +Age 18 or older
  • +High school diploma, GED or college transcript
  • +Government-issued identification
  • +Career assessment, program fit review and interview