Build Your Future in Residential Electrical Technology!
Prepare for a career in the electrical field with training at NOCE. Our Residential Electrical Technology Certificate offers practical training for entry-level employment in residential electrical installation and maintenance.
The Residential Electrical Technology Certificate Program prepares students for entry-level employment in residential electrical installation and maintenance. Upon completion of the program, students will have knowledge and hands-on experience to safely install, maintain, and repair electrical systems commonly found in homes and residential buildings. The program emphasizes current code standards, safety practices, proper tool usage, and troubleshooting skills. Graduates are prepared for careers such as Electrician’s Helper and Electrician Trainee.
What You’ll Learn
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Students who complete the program will learn to:
- Develop electrical math skills for the electrical trades
- Calculate circuit values of voltage, amperage, resistance, and power for direct circuits
- Wire, assemble, test, and energize electrical projects
- Understand safe work practices
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To be eligible, you must:
- Students must be 18 years or older
- Complete an NOCE Admissions Application
- Complete an online general orientation at least 24 hours before registering
- Recommended: Have basic English language reading, writing, and speaking skills, and/or be at an ESL Intermediate High level
- Recommended: Have basic math skills
- Program Guide
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Career Highlights and Opportunities
- English language proficiency – reading, writing, and speaking skills at or above an ESL (English as a second language) Intermediate High level
- Ability to move and hold items with your hands
- Active listening skills
- Basic math skills
- Integrity, dependability, independence, and attention to detail
- Electrician Helper
- Electrician Trainee
Frequently Asked Questions
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What do I receive when finished and how long does it take?
Students who complete the Residential Electrical Technology program receive a certificate. The program can be completed in as little as 18 months.
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How much does the program cost?
The Residential Electrical Technology Certificate courses at NOCE are tuition-free. However, students are responsible for covering the cost of textbooks, software, course supplies, and a parking pass.
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What is the job and pay outlook in California?
Average Hourly Wage: $29.00 to $34.00
Note: Salary and employment outlook is for the Los Angeles/Orange County area of California, and will vary depending on skill, experience, employer, and geographic location.
