Electrical Engineering Technology (Optional Co-op)

Program Overview

Centennial College's Electrical Engineering Technology program provides students with a solid foundation in various electricity applications across multiple industry sectors. This program emphasizes a practical approach to learning, allowing students to apply theoretical knowledge through in-class lessons and hands-on labs. Students will engage in real-life applications and simulated workplace assignments, enhancing their skills in designing, adapting, analyzing, troubleshooting, commissioning, and installing electrical systems. Graduates will be well-prepared to ensure safety and compliance with relevant codes and standard practices, making them valuable assets in industries such as energy, telecommunications, and construction.

Program Structure

The Electrical Engineering Technology program is structured over a period of three years, consisting of six semesters. The program is delivered in a hybrid format, combining both in-person and online learning experiences. Students have the option to participate in a co-op program, which allows them to gain practical work experience while studying. This co-op option includes three consecutive work terms, providing students with valuable industry contacts and hands-on experience in their field. The program is designed to meet the requirements for Level 1 and Level 2 in-school Electrician apprenticeship training, ensuring that students receive a comprehensive education that aligns with industry standards.

Featured Experiences

• Hands-on learning through in-class lessons and labs.
• Simulated workplace assignments to develop practical skills.
• Co-op option available for real-world work experience.
• Courses may be offered in online/hybrid formats.
• Alignment with Ministry and Ontario College of Trades standards for Electrician apprenticeship training.

Career Options

• Junior Electrical Controls Technologist: Assists in the design and implementation of electrical control systems.
• Electrical Instrumentation Technician: Installs and maintains instrumentation systems used in various industries.
• Junior Electrical Designer: Works on the design of electrical systems and components for projects.
• Distribution System Technologist: Manages and maintains electrical distribution systems to ensure efficiency and safety.
• Project Manager: Oversees electrical engineering projects, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget.
• Maintenance Electrician (Apprentice): Learns to troubleshoot and repair electrical systems in various settings.
• Quality Control/Quality Assurance Technologist: Ensures that electrical products meet quality standards and regulations.
• Field Service Technician/Technologist: Provides on-site support and maintenance for electrical systems and equipment.
• Technical Sales Representative: Sells electrical products and services, providing technical expertise to clients.
• Technical Trainer: Educates others on electrical systems and technologies, sharing knowledge and skills.

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