Tennessee College of Applied Technology-Shelbyville
This program is designed for today's technicians requiring a broad base of information. The program furnishes the basic theories, principles, practices, experiments, and real work experience needed to solve every day problems encountered by electrical technicians in installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repairs and operation of electrical equipment. Broad Units of Study include Tools & Their Use, Basic Electricity, Electric Motors & Controls and Troubleshooting.
16 Months
46 credits
In-Person
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