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Become an Electrician

Training provides instruction for entry-level electrical positions and apprenticeships. Successful completion of this non-credit program can result in eligible academic credit conversion.

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Course Sequence Order
- ELC181 Fundamentals of Structural Wiring
- ELC182 Residential Electric
- ELC166 Commercial Electric
- ELC183 Specialized Systems

For foundational training needs only, see Electrical Foundations - Workforce Training Certificate (2-Course Series)

Duration & Format
- Program Duration: Twelve months
- Timing: Day, Evening classes
- Classroom Format: In-person participation required

Requirements
Prerequisite: ENGL 70 or an appropriate placement test score.

Accepted placement scores (Accuplacer Next Gen):
- Reading: 237 or higher
- Reading: 229 and Writing: At least 237
- ESL Reading: At least 102
- ESL Overall: At least 276

To satisfy the English prerequisite, students must meet one of the following:
1. Score above the prerequisite course on the placement test
2. Provide proof of completing college-level English
3. Meet one or more of the listed exemptions

Program Costs (approximate)*
- Tuition & Class Fees: up to $2,700
- Registration Fees
- Textbooks Costs
- Financial Assistance Options

Credentials & Certifications
- FCC Completion Award (per course) or CEWD Workforce Training Certificate

Receive Credit for Prior Learning Experience*
- N/A for this program

Career Pathways
Learn more about Electrician career growth opportunities.

*Contact Us
Construction & Applied Technologies Institute (CATI)
CATI@frederick.edu