Electrical Training Course
Youngstown | Warren | Boardman | Ohio | Pennsylvania
Looking for electrical training courses? You're in luck!
The New Castle School of Trades offers an industry-recognized course for electricians taught by instructors with years of experience both inside the classroom and on the job.
Read more below about electrician jobs, what kind of salary you can expect once you learn the trade, as well as more information regarding our Electrical Technology program.
Have you already decided that a career as an electrician is right for you? Or do you have more questions about how to become an electrician? Then give one of our admission representatives a call at (800) 837-8299. If you prefer to contact us online to receive FREE information about our electrical training courses, just drop us a line via our online request form. |
NCST's Electrical Technology Program
Enrolling in an Electrical Training program can help you gain the skills and experience you need to begin a rewarding career as an electrician.
Your training will also prepare you for earning your electrician license, which may help you start earning the salary you deserve and even help you become your own boss. Completing these classes also means you may begin work immediately in positions such as panel builders and testers, utility maintenance mechanics, construction electricians and electronic technicians.
Our electrical training course will also familiarize you with the following types of professional equipment:
- PLCs (Programmable Logic Controllers)
- Meters
- Conduit benders
- Motor control equipment
- 3-phase motors
- Oscilloscope
- Digital power supplies
- Breadboards
Once you complete our 60-week electrician education program, you'll be awarded with an Associate of Specialized Technology degree.
We don't just train you and send you on your way. Our career services office will help you find a paying apprenticeship.
How Much Can You Earn as an Electrician?
You can earn a very nice salary once you've completed our electrical training courses (and finished your on-the-job apprenticeship). The BLS reported that in 2008 electricians nationwide averaged $22.32 an hour. "The lowest 10 percent earned less than $13.54, and the highest 10 percent earned more than $38.18," the BLS reported.
You can expect to make between 30 to 50 percent of the salary of a fully trained electrician during your apprenticeship, the BLS added.
As for your job prospects, the BLS projects that "[e]mployment of electricians should increase 12 percent between 2008 and 2018," adding that those with the "widest range of skills" should have the best prospects, particularly in "voice, data and video wiring."
Contact Us Today for More Information
New Castle Trade Schools' Electrical Technology Training center is specifically designed to teach you exactly what you need. The courses have been specifically developed to meet the needs of companies around the Pennsylvania and Ohio area looking for entry-level employees with a firm grasp of electrical and electronic service areas.
Whether you're on the fence about becoming an electrician or you definitely want to enroll in our electrical training courses, give us a call at (800) 837-8299 to get the answers to the questions and concerns you may have.
We look forward to helping you get your electrician education started!
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