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Electrician Technician Certificate

Verde Valley Skilled Trades Center

Electrician Technician Certificate

Build practical electrical skills for entry-level opportunities in just two semesters—with flexible 8-week classes, no prerequisites, and hands-on training.

Electrician Technician Certificate program sponsored by APS Foundation
An electrician instructor demonstrates conduit bending techniques with a student in the Skilled Trades Center lab

Hands-On Career Training

Power Your Future in the Electrical Trades

The Electrician Technician Certificate Program prepares students for entry-level opportunities in the electrical industry through flexible 8-week classes, no prerequisites, and hands-on training at Yavapai College’s Verde Valley Skilled Trades Center.

From basic electricity to residential and commercial wiring and solar, students gain hands-on experience using the tools, materials, and methods used in the electrical industry. Training focuses on practical skill-building, safety, problem-solving, and confidence in the lab so students can better understand how electrical systems are planned, installed, maintained, and repaired.

Whether you are starting a new career path, exploring the skilled trades, or looking to strengthen your electrical knowledge, the Electrician Technician Certificate Program can help you take the next step.

What You Will Study

Courses Include

Build foundational skills first, then progress into residential, commercial, maintenance, troubleshooting, and solar applications.

  • CBT 111 Basic Electricity for the Trades
  • CBT 114 Blueprint Reading & Electrical Codes
  • CBT 115 Residential Wiring Techniques
  • CBT 116 Conduits & Raceways
  • CBT 117 Advanced Residential Wiring
  • CBT 118 Electrical Troubleshooting & Maintenance
  • CBT 119 Commercial Wiring Techniques
  • CBT 121 Solar Applications for Electricians

Ready to plan your classes? Review the complete certificate requirements or register for an upcoming term.

An electrician student in safety glasses measures wiring during a hands-on lab
Students practice with the tools, materials, and methods used in the electrical industry.

Where Your Skills Can Lead

Career Opportunities

Graduates may pursue entry-level opportunities with electrical contractors, construction companies, maintenance departments, solar installation companies, and facilities teams.

Potential career pathways include:

  • Electrician helper or apprentice
  • Residential electrical installer
  • Commercial electrical technician assistant
  • Electrical maintenance assistant
  • Solar installation technician assistant
  • Facilities maintenance technician
  • Low-voltage or wiring technician

Get Started

Start Your Electrician Career Today

Whether you’re new to the trade or ready to advance your skills, Yavapai College’s Electrician Technician program provides the training and credentials to move forward.