Career Certificate - Electricity

Program Description

The Career Certificate in Electricity prepares students for a career in the electricity trade by focusing on broad, transferable skills that stress both theory and hands-on training. This 1200 clock hour program uses a combination of theoretical, simulation, and hands-on instruction. Each student is strongly encouraged to consult an advisor or counselor prior to course registration.

Program Information

Electricity is a 12-month, 1200 clock hour program of study that prepares students for employment in the electricity field in the manufacturing or construction sectors.

The program enables students to obtain their electricity certification through NCCR (National Center for Construction Education & Research).

Classes begin in the fall semester and there are limited spaces available. The Electricity program is offered at the Pensacola campus only.

Program Admission Requirements

• Be at least 16 years of age.
• High School Dual Enrollment students are welcome.
• No high school completion or equivalent is required.
• Be accepted to the college and have completed the entire admissions process.
• at least 16 years of age.
• This program is limited access due to equipment and space constraints.

Program Contact:

Mike Listau

Director, Workforce Education

[phone]

[e-mail]

Certificate Requirements (1200 ch)

Term 1 (390 ch)

BCV 0003C	Introductory to Craft Skills	150 ch
BCV 0670C	Introduction to Electricity Level 1	120 ch
BCV 0671C	Intermediate Electricity Level 1	120 ch

Term 2 (420 ch)

BCV 0672C	Introduction to Electricity Level 2	180 ch
BCV 0673C	Intermediate Electricity Level 2	120 ch
BCV 0674C	Introduction to Electricity Level 3	120 ch

Term 3 (390 ch)

BCV 0675C	Intermediate Electricity Level 3	120 ch
BCV 0676C	Introduction to Electricity Level 4	150 ch
BCV 0677C	Intermediate Electricity Level 4	120 ch