Electrical Techniques

Program Overview

Study Electrical Techniques in Sheridan College’s Ontario College Certificate program and prepare to become an electrical apprentice! This program offers practical, hands-on experience, allowing students to work both in the classroom and in the shop. In just eight months, you can master the basic skills needed to embark on a career as an electrical apprentice. With experienced faculty who have years of industry experience, students will receive mentorship and guidance throughout their educational journey. This program serves as a stepping stone towards a professional tradesperson career, making Sheridan an excellent choice for aspiring electricians.

Program Structure

The Electrical Techniques program at Sheridan College is designed to be completed in 1 year, consisting of 2 semesters. Here are some key features of the program structure:

• Hands-on learning in labs that simulate real-world workplaces.
• Instructors with extensive industry experience as electricians and contractors.
• Opportunities for further education in related programs, such as the Electrical Engineering Technician program.
• PGWP-aligned, allowing international students to work in Canada post-graduation.
• Co-op and internship options available to gain practical experience.

This comprehensive structure ensures that students are well-prepared for their future careers in the electrical field.

Featured Experiences

The Electrical Techniques program offers several unique experiences that enhance learning and career readiness:

• Hands-on training in state-of-the-art labs designed to mimic real-world electrical work environments.
• Access to experienced instructors who act as mentors and career coaches.
• Co-op opportunities that provide practical experience in the field.
• Internship options to further develop skills and gain industry exposure.
• PGWP alignment, allowing international students to gain work experience in Canada after graduation.

Career Options

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

• Electrical Apprentice: Work under the supervision of licensed electricians to learn the trade and gain practical experience.
• Electrical Technician: Assist in the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical systems in various settings.
• Maintenance Electrician: Perform routine maintenance and repairs on electrical systems and equipment in residential, commercial, or industrial environments.
• Manufacturing Technician: Work in manufacturing settings, ensuring electrical systems and machinery operate efficiently.
• Quality Control Inspector: Ensure that electrical products meet safety and quality standards through testing and inspection.

These career options highlight the diverse opportunities available to graduates, making the Electrical Techniques program a valuable investment in their future.

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