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ELECTRICAL TECHNOLOGY

Power up your future!

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​Do you like figuring out how things work, tackling real-world problems, and building skills that power modern life? Ready to step into one of the most in-demand, high-paying trades? If so, Electrical Technology is the perfect fit.

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In this 2-year program, you’ll get hands-on with circuits, wiring methods, and the tools electricians use every day. Learn electrical theory, blueprint reading, and safe work practices while designing, installing, and troubleshooting residential and light commercial systems. From bending conduit to wiring lighting and receptacle circuits, you’ll work through real projects that build confidence and technical skill.

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As you advance, you’ll explore energy-efficient technologies, renewable energy systems, and the National Electrical Code®—all essential knowledge for today’s electrical industry. Qualified students can earn NCCER Core, OSHA 10, and up to 300 hours of on-the-job experience, giving you a head start toward Vermont State University’s Electrical Apprenticeship Program.

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Whether you plan to become a licensed electrician, continue in college, or enter a fast-growing technical field, Electrical Technology equips you with the skills, certifications, and experience to launch a rewarding career.

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GRADES 11-12 | HALF DAY | 120 MINUTES DAILY

COURSE DETAILS

RECOMMENDED PREPARATION

  • ​Basic math and reading skills

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  • Fine and gross motor skills â€‹â€‹

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  • Capable of physical labor in job site and classroom settings

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CREDITS

Based on two semesters:

  • 1 math credit

  • 1 science credit

  • elective credit

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  • .5 option for technology credit (VUHS only)​

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  • .5 option for design credit (MUHS only)

INDUSTRY RECOGNIZED CREDENTIALS

NCCER-C Construction Core​

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NCCER Electrical Level 1

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VT DOL Electrical Apprenticeship Year 1 Exam

PROFESSIONAL SKILL BUILDING

  • Electrical safety & OSHA 10

  • Blueprint and schematic reading

  • Electrical theory fundamentals

  • Circuit design and analysis

  • Residential & light commercial wiring

  • Conduit bending

  • Hand, power, and test tool use

  • National Electrical Code® basics

  • System troubleshooting

  • Service equipment, grounding & bonding

  • Energy-efficient and emerging technologies

  • VT State Apprenticeship preparation

  • Employability & communication skills

​CAREER AND TECHNICAL STUDENT ORGANIZATION (CTSO)

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