Wisconsin
Certificate Program
Chippewa Valley Technical College Electrical Power Distribution Program
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2023 Program Cost:
$10,555
2023 Graduate Average Starting Wage:
$51,000
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Chippewa Valley Technical College Electrical Power Distribution Program
CVTC offers a one-year Electrical Power Distribution program. This program is quick, the tuition is reasonable, and the earning potential is strong. In CVTCs Electrical Power Distribution courses you will: Study and apply fundamentals of electrical theory, Install powerline equipment such as: fuses, circuit breakers, transformers, and lightning arresters, Operate hydraulic equipment such as: a bucket and digger derrick, digger/derrick truck, and trencher/backhoes, Climb distribution and transmission structures, Build and maintain overhead and underground power lines, Tie rope knots and make rope splices, Perform hotline maintenance
2022 Enrollment
18
Housing Available?
No
Boots/Tools Included?
Yes
Career Outlook:
This course introduces the student to power line construction techniques including staking/overhead line design, overhead structure specifications, overhead distribution line construction, and gives an aspiring apprentice a strong career trajectory.
Common Employer(s) from Program:
Telcom Construction, WPPI Energy
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Completion Rate:
90%
Employment Rate
85%
Possible Scholarships?
No
Term Length:
1 Year
Term Beginning Date(s):
June
Admission Qualifications
High school diploma or high school equivalency, Valid unrestricted drivers license
Chippewa Valley Technical College Electrical Power Distribution Program
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