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Salary Range Potential:
$50,000+ /YEAR

Education Required:
Community College or Technical Degree

Skills Needed:
Computer Systems Knowledge, Equipment Fabrication, Repair

Types of Employers:
Telecommunications, Aerospace, Electric Power Generation, Automotive

Job Description

In today’s data driven world, electrical and electronics engineering technicians design and construct computers, communications systems, medical monitoring devices, navigational equipment, and other electrical and electronic products. Telecommunications, automotive, aerospace and energy companies are looking for qualified, motivated individuals with the skills to perform.

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Electronic Technician

Electrical Technology prepares students for employment in the electrical field. Classes include instruction with laboratory exercises using industry grade equipment. Students learn to install, maintain and repair electrically energized systems found in residential, commercial and industrial settings.

Example of Class Types
Hands on Lab and Lecture - Commercial and Residential Wiring, AC and DC Circuits, Electrical Drawing and Schematics, Motor Control Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers
Day or Night Classes:
Day and Night Classes are available

Pre-requisites required:
Submit an application for enrollment to the Office of Admissions and Records at Hinds Community College. Request that an official high school transcript or GED scores and ACT scores be sent to the Office of Admissions and Records if you are a high school graduate. Take the ACCUPLACER placement test to assess developmental needs. Interview with the instructor and complete the interview form.

Length of Program:
Career Certificate | Technical Certificate | 2 year Associate of Applied Science

Summary of Program Requirements:
Submit an application for enrollment to the Office of Admissions and Records at Hinds Community College. Request that an official high school transcript or GED scores and ACT scores be sent to the Office of Admissions and Records if you are a high school graduate. Take the ACCUPLACER placement test to assess developmental needs. Interview with the instructor and complete the interview form.

Skills Needed
Trouble-Shooting | Math skills | Multi-Tasking | Motor Skills | Dexterity

Hinds Community College

Raymond, Rankin and Vicksburg

Contact
B.J. Rhodes
601-936-1841
Bobby.Rhodes@hindscc.edu





Electronic Technician

The Electronics Technology Program is a four semester program on the Wesson Campus with a combination of both theory and laboratory experience. The graduate will be capable of entry-level employment in the many fields of electronics. Some of these fields are: communications, instrumentation and control, computers, business machines and avionics.

Example of Class Types
Hands on Lab and Lecture - Commercial and Residential Wiring, AC and DC Circuits, Electrical Drawing and Schematics, Motor Control Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers
Day or Night Classes:
Day Classes

Pre-requisites required:
Requires ACT minimum score 14

Length of Program:
2 year Associate Degree

Summary of Program Requirements:
Requires ACT minimum score 14

Skills Needed
Tech Savvy | Visualization | Problem Solving | Mechanical | Dexterity

Copiah Lincoln Community College

Wesson Campus

Contact
Carey Williamson
601.643.8350



carey.williamson@colin.edu



Electronic Technician

Electrical Technology prepares students for employment in the electrical field. Classes include instruction with laboratory exercises using industry grade equipment. Students learn to install, maintain and repair electrically energized systems found in residential, commercial and industrial settings.

Example of Class Types
Hands on Lab and Lecture - Commercial and Residential Wiring, AC and DC Circuits, Electrical Drawing and Schematics, Motor Control Systems, Programmable Logic Controllers
Day or Night Classes:
Day Classes

Pre-requisites required:
Requires ACT minimum score 16

Length of Program:
2 year Associate Degree

Summary of Program Requirements:
Requires ACT minimum score 16

Skills Needed
Mechanical | Dexterity | Coordination | Visualization | Problem Solving

Southwest MS Community College

Summit Campus

Contact
Brad Van Norman
601-276-3729
bnorman@smcc.edu





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