Alaska IT Schools with Certificate Programs in Electronics
Electronics training offers career flexibility--you can choose to hone your skills with an employer or strike out on your own. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that in the next five years, industry growth will create almost 40,000 jobs in electronic and computer repair.
Career Training in Electronics
Formal training, which you can get online, may include coursework in electronics hardware, transformers, electronic sensors, reactance and impedance, oscillator and feedback waveforms, and modulation and detection circuits. Generally, electronics training will help you to earn anywhere from $10-20 an hour. That hourly wage translates to $20,000-$40,000 a year when working full time, right around the national average.
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Penn Foster Schools
Penn Foster offers affordable, self-paced career-focused distance education programs in fields like business, criminal justice, health services, technology, engineering, paralegal studies and more.
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Programs:
- Basic Electronics
- Drafting with AutoCAD
Virginia College
Virginia College continues the tradition of giving lives new direction, fulfilling our mission statement to students wherever they live and offering the chance to pursue a degree while maintaining commitments to work and family.
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Programs:
- AAS - Network Engineering
International Academy of Design & Technology Online
Turn your talent for design or technology into a viable career at the Academy online. You'll learn from experienced industry pros and gain valuable real-world knowledge. You'll complete your coursework 100% online, at the times and places that fit your schedule. And you'll get the skills and confidence you need to succeed.
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Programs:
- Associate of Science in Building Information Modeling
