The Construction Electrician Foundations program at Vancouver Career College is designed to set you on the path to becoming a qualified electrician, a profession that is both in high demand and well-compensated. This program prepares you for an electrical apprentice position through a combination of classroom learning, lab work, and hands-on shop training.
You will learn essential electrical work protocols and basic principles, including the installation and maintenance of electrical power, lighting, heating, and alarm systems. The curriculum also delves into the fundamental aspects of electrical work, such as mathematics and physics, the use of hand and power tools, electromagnetism, equipment testing, understanding electrical codes, and interpreting sketches and drawings.
A significant focus of the program is on safety; you will study the regulations of the Workers’ Compensation Board and Safe Work Practices. Upon completing a practicum and graduating from the program, you will be well-prepared to enter the electrical field in an entry-level position. Additionally, the Industry Training Authority (ITA) recognizes Vancouver Career College as a Designated Training Provider, ensuring that the training you receive is of the highest standard.