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Last updated on 2025-07-31

Program overview

Program Overview

The Electrical Techniques program at Niagara College is designed for individuals who enjoy hands-on work and aspire to contribute to the growing demand for skilled electrical workers in Ontario. This program awards a 1 Year Certificate and is delivered at the Welland campus. Graduates will acquire essential electrical skills and advanced knowledge, providing a solid foundation for entering the workforce or pursuing further studies in the electrical field. The program is also Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligible, allowing graduates to gain valuable Canadian work experience.

Program Structure

The Electrical Techniques program is structured to be completed in 1 year. The program includes a variety of learning experiences designed to equip students with the necessary skills for a successful career in the electrical industry. Key features of the program structure include:

  • Hands-on training in modern lab facilities
  • Instruction from experienced faculty members
  • Applied learning experiences to enhance skill development
  • Opportunities for further study in the electrical field

This program is designed to meet the needs of the industry, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the workforce upon graduation. The curriculum is regularly updated to reflect current industry standards and practices, providing students with relevant and practical knowledge.

Featured Experiences

  • Hands-on training in well-equipped labs
  • Learning from highly experienced faculty who are experts in their fields
  • Opportunities for practical application of skills in real-world scenarios
  • Strong emphasis on safety and best practices in electrical work
  • Networking opportunities with industry professionals

Career Options

Graduates of the Electrical Techniques program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

  • Electrical Construction and Maintenance Apprentice: Assists in the installation and maintenance of electrical systems in residential and commercial settings.
  • Fire Alarm Technician: Specializes in the installation and servicing of fire alarm systems to ensure safety compliance.
  • Independent Contractor: Operates as a self-employed electrician, providing services to clients on a project basis.
  • Industrial Electrician Apprentice: Works in industrial settings, assisting in the installation and repair of electrical systems and machinery.
  • Network Cabling Technician: Installs and maintains network cabling systems, ensuring reliable communication infrastructure.

These career options reflect the diverse opportunities available to graduates, allowing them to find fulfilling roles in various sectors of the electrical industry.

 

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