The Electrical Mechanics Associate of Applied Science degree provides professional electrician training in Quincy. The program offers courses in composition and math, along with residential, commercial and industrial electrical training. Students learn about electrical theory, blueprints, motor control and maintenance, wiring methods, electrical controls, electrical calculations, lighting, alarm systems, circuits, high-voltage, PLCs, National Electrical Code and much more. Students receive industry experienced instruction and hands on electrician training.
This electrician training in Quincy is designed to prepare the graduate with the theory and working knowledge in electrical installation, maintenance and repair to enter the workforce as an entry-level electrician or maintenance electrician.
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3609 North Marx Drive, Quincy, IL 62305
Toll Free: 888-553-6627 | Local: 217-224-0600
Facilities
The Electrician program in Quincy is designed to simulate the real world environment. Students receive hands-on training in a laboratory environment that features similar electrical components and scenarios encountered in the Electrician field. Enrollment provides each student online resources such as library services, a student portal, email and online companion courses. Also, computer labs are open additional hours to provide work-study time outside of classes. Maximum class size is 30 students. Theory classes are limited to a 30:1 student/teacher ratio and labs are limited to a 20:1 ratio.
Career Outlook
According to the United States Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics:
“As the population grows, electricians will be needed to wire new homes, restaurants, schools, and other structures that will be built to accommodate the growing population. In addition, older buildings will require improvements to their electrical systems to meet modern codes and accommodate higher electricity consumption due to the greater use of electronic equipment in houses and workplaces. New technologies also are expected to continue to spur demand for these workers.”
Course List
EM 112 Residential I
EM 114 Residential II
EM 115 Commercial I
EM 116 Industrial I
EM 117 Commercial II
EM 118 Industrial II
GE 101 Rhetoric and Composition
GE 103 General Education Mathematics
GE 104 Energy and Society
GE 105 Principles of Microeconomics
GE 106 Contemporary Ethics
AGE 101 Technical Communication