You’re deeply curious, especially about technology and electronics. You pay attention to detail, and you’re someone who likes to solve puzzles and figure out what makes things tick. You’re hungry for knowledge, always wanting to learn, adapt, and keep up.
You’ll learn to use oscilloscopes, signal generators, digital multimeters and soldering stations to assemble circuits and build electronic device components. You’ll study AC and DC theory, and wire and build electric circuits in low- and high-voltage settings.
Program length:
1 year full time (10 months)
Credential:
Certificate
Work-integrated Learning:
4-week practicum for qualifying students
Start Times:
Tuition:
$5,766*
After entry-level employment at a company, you can progress through education or specialize by following your areas of passion. Common industries include fire alarms, control automation, hydro, mining, manufacturing, governments and municipalities, communications and security.
This is not an Apprenticeship Manitoba program. However, you may write an industry exam if your company asks, and there are specialized exams, such as for Certified Fire Alarm Technician. Technology is here to stay, so the possibilities are endless.
