Electronics Technician

Program Overview

This program provides a comprehensive foundation in electronics and electrical components, preparing students for careers in industrial settings, business, and information technology. Through hands-on projects and a work practicum, students gain practical experience and develop essential employability skills, positioning them for success in the workforce.

Program Outline

Careers:

Gain a flexible set of knowledge and skills that positions you for employment in industrial settings as well as careers in business and information technology. Through theory, lab exercises, and hands-on projects such as construction of a power supply using electronic test equipment, fabrication equipment, and soldering you will learn the fundamentals of electronic and electrical components, and the devices and circuits used in industrial settings. A work practicum placement gives you an opportunity to apply what you’ve learned and add to your skill-set through a real-world work experience and participation in MITT’s Bridging to Work workshops gives you a solid foundation in the employability and essential skills employers demand.

Tuition Fees and Payment Information:

Tuition: $5,766 Fees: $500 Estimated Textbook Costs: $250 Estimated Supply Costs (Includes laptop): $1,200 Estimated Program Cost: $7,716 Tuition: $17,850 Fees: $500 Health Insurance: $907.50 Estimated Textbook Costs: $250 Estimated Supply Costs (Includes laptop): $1,200 Estimated Program Cost: $20,707.50