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The Construction Electrician Program consists of technical courses designed to develop skills in the installation and testing of electrical fixtures and wiring, including blueprint reading, wiring code, electrical theory, and wiring laboratory. Although no prior knowledge or experience is necessary to succeed in this program, prospective Construction Electrician students should have a high school diploma or GED. Helpful high school courses include electronics, drafting, carpentry, and algebra/ trigonometry. Prospective students should be in good physical health, able to lift 75-100 pounds, able to distinguish colors, able to work from ladders, enjoy doing a variety of tasks, and may be required to pass an industry physical. Many graduates of this program join unions to complete their apprenticeship training.
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