Electrical Engineering Technician - Power - 433

Program overview

Charge your career with the Electrical Engineering Technician - Power program at Mohawk College, designed to open up numerous opportunities in both light and heavy industries. This program equips students with essential technical skills and knowledge in electricity and electrical circuits, preparing them for a successful career as electrical technicians. Graduates will be well-prepared to tackle challenges in various sectors, including manufacturing and automation, making them valuable assets in the workforce.

Program structure

The Electrical Engineering Technician - Power program is structured to provide comprehensive training over a two-year period, consisting of two academic years (periods of 8 months each). For those opting for the co-op stream, an additional year of co-op experience is included, allowing students to gain practical, on-the-job training.

Key features of the program structure include:

• Program Length: 2 academic years (8 months each) for the standard program.
• Co-op Option: Available for students who start in September, providing valuable work experience.
• Fast Track Option: Complete the two-year diploma in just 16 months, starting in January with continuous semesters.

This program also offers pathways to apprenticeship opportunities, allowing graduates to receive credit towards the in-school portion of an Industrial Electrician apprenticeship.

Featured Experiences

The Electrical Engineering Technician - Power program offers a variety of unique experiences that enhance learning and practical skills:

• Co-op Opportunities: Students can gain up to 16 months of work experience through co-op placements, which are not available for those starting in January.
• Hands-on Labs: Students engage in practical labs that simulate real-world scenarios, including:
• Electrical Lab for wiring installations and motor control.
• Electronics Labs for designing and testing circuits.
• Instrumentation & Control Lab for maintaining and troubleshooting systems.
• Capstone Research Project: Students complete an evidence-based capstone project, applying their knowledge to real-world challenges.
• Accredited Co-op Program: The co-op program is accredited by CEWIL Canada, ensuring high standards of experiential learning.

Career Options

Graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technician - Power program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Electrical Systems Engineering Technician: Involved in designing and implementing electrical systems for various applications.
• Industrial Electrician: Responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical systems in industrial settings.
• Construction and Maintenance Electrician: Focuses on electrical installations and maintenance in residential and commercial buildings.
• Industrial Engineering and Manufacturing Technician: Works on improving manufacturing processes and systems for efficiency and safety.
• Electrical Equipment Manufacturer: Engaged in the production and testing of electrical devices and systems.

These roles are essential in sectors such as steel, automotive, and power utilities, providing graduates with a wide range of employment opportunities upon completion of their studies.

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