Training Program Overview
Learn to install, maintain and troubleshoot electrical systems and electronic equipment in tech-driven settings with UTI Atlanta’s electrical technician training programs. Train hands-on and graduate ready for roles in industrial, automated and high-security settings.130
*VA benefits are not currently available for this program. UTI’s electrical programs do not prepare graduates for employment as electricians, and graduates will not be eligible for certification as an electrician without additional training and meeting state licensing requirements.
At UTI Atlanta, students can choose between two electrical and electronics training paths. The programs vary in duration and credentials, and you can enroll directly in either one.
12-month diploma program: Electrical, Electronics, & Industrial Technology
For students eager to enter the workforce, this path provides hands-on training in electrical theory, wiring, troubleshooting and industrial systems.- NCCER credentials + diploma
- Hands-on lab training
- Fast-track prep for technician roles
19-month associate degree program: Electrical, Electronics, & Industrial Management Technology
Includes the same foundational technical training as the diploma program, plus additional coursework designed to expand your knowledge and skill set.- NCCER credentials + associate of occupational studies (AOS) degree
- Prep for technician roles while earning a degree
- Hands-on lab training + expanded coursework
What To Expect From Electrical Technician Training in Atlanta
- Complete in 12-19 months
- Job search assistance during and after your training
- Opportunity to earn 5 NCCER credentials
- Experienced instructors
- Hands-on lab training that prepares you for the field
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Electrical Technician Course Offerings in Atlanta
UTI’s electrical technician courses combine theory with application, taking place in labs that simulate real industry environments. Here’s what you’ll learn:
- DC Electrical Theory
- AC Electrical Theory
- Electrical Applications
- Advanced Electrical and Controls
- Electrical and Electronics Troubleshooting
- Computers and Networking
- Programmable Logic Controllers
- Instrumentation and Control
- Industrial Robotics
- Mechanical Systems & Maintenance
Associate degree students at UTI Atlanta complete additional coursework such as, Environmental Science and Organizational Behavior.
Electrical Technician Career Outlook in Atlanta, GA
Atlanta is home to industries in manufacturing, logistics and automation, making it a strong location to train for an electrical career.
UTI’s electrical training does not prepare graduates for employment as electricians, and graduates will not be eligible for certification as an electrician without additional training and meeting state licensing requirements. The roles you can pursue post-graduation include:130
- Electrician’s assistant
- Fire alarm technician
- Security + access control systems technician
- Mechatronics technician
- Cable technician
- Electrical technician
Availability of roles depends on industry demand. UTI’s Career Services team can help graduates connect with employers in Atlanta and across Georgia.
Where Is UTI’s Electrical Technician School in Atlanta?
The Atlanta campus provides students with access to training in one of Georgia’s busiest industrial regions.
CAMPUS LOCATION
7100 Highlands Parkway SE
Smyrna, Georgia 30082
470-972-2100 | Campus
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Frequently Asked Questions
Electrical technicians help install, maintain and repair electrical systems and related equipment. They may work with robotics, automation systems, controls or communications technology in industries like manufacturing, construction or security.
The electrical programs in Atlanta take between12-19 months to complete. Our Career Services team will help you search for roles as you near graduation. This means it’s possible to train and pursue a career in less than two years!
*UTI’s electrical programs do not prepare graduates for employment as electricians, and graduates will not be eligible for certification as an electrician without additional training and meeting state licensing requirements.
No. To enroll at UTI Atlanta, you’ll just need a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent and to be at least 18 years old. The program begins with fundamentals before progressing to more complex topics, so all skill levels are welcome.
Becoming an electrical technician takes commitment, but it’s an achievable path with the right training. With hands-on training at UTI Atlanta, you’ll learn how to work with electrical systems, tools and technology used in the field today. This structured instruction and support can make the learning process more approachable.
Once you complete your training, you can pursue roles in Atlanta’s growing electrical and industrial fields with help from UTI’s Career Services team.