Amp up your career and become an industrial or construction electrician.
What is Electrical Technology?
The world runs on electricity. Electricity is used in our homes and schools, electronics and entertainment, manufacturing, and nearly every other aspect of human existence. To keep this very important commodity flowing safely and reliably through all corners of residential and industrial life, we need highly trained electricians. The Electrical Technology program provides a solid foundation of electrical theory and related practical applications. Class and laboratory instruction includes electrical theory and systems design; residential and commercial wiring, conduit bending; and advanced training in motor controls and programmable logic controllers. Degree specializations are offered in both industrial electrician and construction electrician.
Getting Started
What are my degree, diploma, and certificate options?
- Electrical Technology AAS - Construction Electrician Track
- Electrical Technology AAS - Industrial Electrician Track
- Construction Electrician Track Diploma
- Industrial Electrician Track Diploma
- Automated Industrial Controls Technician Level I Certificate
- Automated Industrial Controls Technician Level II Certificate
- Construction Electrician Level I Certificate
- Construction Electrician Level II Certificate
- Construction Electrician Level III Certificate
- Industrial Electrician Level I Certificate
- Industrial Electrician Level II Certificate
- Voice and Data Wiring Installer Level I
How Do I Pay For This?
Worry no more. With the lowest tuition in Kentucky, financial aid options, and a helping hand to guide you through the application process, we have you covered. GCTC will help you reach your goals at a price that won't break the bank.
What Else Do I Need to Know?
Length of Program
You can earn an associate in applied science degree in two years if you maintain full-time status.
This information should not be considered a substitute for the KCTCS Catalog. You should always choose classes in collaboration with your faculty advisor to ensure that you meet all degree requirements.
