In Fleming's Electrician -- Construction and Maintenance Apprenticeship program, you'll develop trade related skills including:

• project electrical layout
• system installations
• repair and maintenance
• connecting and testing of electrical devices, apparatus, control equipment, and wiring
• how to work with alarm, communication, lighting, heating, and power and control systems
• the use of computer-based control systems and motion control

You'll learn these skills and more through your schooling and ongoing work with your employer.

Career Opportunities

As an electrician working for an industrial or institutional company, you will probably have your hours and duties laid out for you. And there's a real sense of job security in this type of position. If you choose to work independently, or as part of a group providing electrical or related services, you will be able to decide which projects you want to pursue, when you want to work, and set your own prices. Regardless of where or how you choose to work and pursue your career, there are plenty of opportunities out there. If you are willing to relocate or travel for work, your opportunities will be even greater.

* Tuition and fees subject to change.

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