Learn electrical trade skills, code, calculations, and troubleshooting across residential, commercial, and industrial work. Every hour you spend in the lab builds toward your license.
The certificate prepares you to sit for the state residential wireman exam. The associate degree takes you further. You’ll be eligible to sit for the journeyman exam when you graduate, and you’ll earn 4,000 hours toward the 8,000 required for your journeyman license. Built with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR), it’s the fast track to the license employers value most. A new hire who has already passed the journeyman exam earns more on day one.
Texas will need more than 87,400 electricians through 2034. Start as an apprentice electrician in any field and build toward a career that’s in demand everywhere. Scholarships are available for AAS students.
