Laurel’s Electrical Systems Technician program provides foundational training in low-voltage electronic systems, including installation, troubleshooting, and repair. Over 12 months, students gain hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge essential for working with various electrical systems. Graduates are well-prepared for entry-level roles as electricians or systems technicians.

Skills Development:

• Basic Wiring and Low Voltage Wiring
• Load Calculations for electrical systems
• Blueprint Reading for accurate installation planning
• Motor Control and PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) Programming

Through this curriculum, students develop expertise in cable preparation, installation, termination, and testing across residential and industrial environments.

Career Pathway: Laurel’s program includes experiential learning with 300 hours in skills labs, allowing students to engage in hands-on practice. Career Services supports students with internship opportunities that bridge education and employment, offering real-life experiences to enhance career readiness.

Occupation Outlook: The Electrical Systems Technician field offers high-demand career paths. Graduates may pursue roles such as electrician or maintenance technician in a variety of settings, aligning with "Bright Outlook Occupations" projected to grow significantly.