Electrical Trades Technology
The Electrical Trades Technology program provides students with the opportunity to learn about the skills needed in the electrical industry. The program will appeal to the inquisitive mind. If you enjoy taking things apart just to ask why they work or you enjoy the challenge of building projects to solve problems, you will enjoy this program.
Electrical Trades Technology is an approved apprenticeship program through the “Provincial Accreditation Through High School” (PATHS) agreement
Students who successfully complete the accredited program with an accumulative average of 70% or better in the trade subjects and level for which the program was accredited, will be eligible to receive credit for their Level 1 Technical Training when they register with Manitoba Apprenticeship. Students who complete all 8 approved courses with a minimum of 70% will receive the Electrical Trades Technology Accreditation Number on their transcript giving credit for the Electrical Trades Program Level 1. This accreditation will be valid for four (4) years from the time it is issued.
The Electrical Trades Technology program teaches essential skills for wiring, circuit analysis, and electrical safety, all in line with the Senior Years Curriculum and Manitoba Apprenticeship guidelines.
What You’ll Learn
- Residential and commercial wiring
- Circuit design and electrical theory
- Safety protocols and industry regulations
- Use of testing and diagnostic equipment
Apprenticeship Pathway
Completing this program provides:
- 900 apprenticeship hours towards Level 1 certification
- Level 1 exemption on technical training, available upon registration with Manitoba Apprenticeship
- Additional 8 Credits Possible with HSAP
Potential Career Paths
- Electrical Engineer: Design and develop electrical systems for various applications.
- Construction Electrician: Install and maintain electrical systems in new buildings.
- Renewable Energy Technician: Work with solar panels or wind turbines, focusing on sustainable energy solutions.
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