Ready to jump into a career that actually needs you? The Electrical Construction Technician Program at FITI Schools gets you started in the electrical trade, fast. Whether you’re aiming to wire homes or work on commercial buildings, this program sets you up for real-world, entry-level jobs. You’ll spend time in the classroom, but you’ll also be out on the floor, working with real tools on real projects—so when you land that first job, you’re not just guessing.

You’ll get a solid grip on the basics, like electrical theory, Ohm’s Law, AC/DC circuits, and all the key components—transformers, safety devices, the works. Then you’ll roll up your sleeves and dig into wiring systems: lighting, outlets, breakers, panels, branch circuits, everything you find in homes and businesses.

But it’s not just about connecting wires. You’ll learn how to read blueprints, follow electrical diagrams, estimate projects, and use the National Electrical Code (NEC) to keep everything safe and up to standard. That’s the stuff employers are looking for.

There’s more—training with electric motors, a look at green building techniques, and plenty of practice to get you ready for the field, whether you want to start as an electrical assistant or go all-in as a construction electrician.

Here’s what you’ll get out of it:

– The essentials of electricity, start to finish

– Hands-on training in residential and commercial wiring

– Real experience installing electrical panels

– Motors, controls, and how they work

– Blueprint reading and project estimating

– Safety and compliance, straight from the NEC

– Labs where you actually use professional tools and gear

To apply, you’ll need a high school diploma or GED. If you don’t have one, you can still qualify with an Ability-to-Benefit exam.

Once you finish, you’re ready for jobs like:

– Electrical technician assistant

– Construction electrician helper

– Residential or commercial wiring technician

– Electrical maintenance assistant

It’s a solid way to get your foot in the door, start earning, and build up experience for more advanced certifications down the road.

Don’t wait around—train with instructors who know the field, work in real labs, and get the skills that move you forward. Apply now and kick off your career as an Electrical Construction Technician.