Western Nebraska Community College Powerline Technology Program
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Nebraska
Certificate Program
2023 Program Cost:
$3,400
2023 Graduate Average Starting Wage:
$56,000
About
Western Nebraska Community College Powerline Technology Program
Being a powerline technician affords you the ability to work and live anywhere, earning a competitive wage in this exciting and dynamic career. WNCCs Powerline Construction & Maintenance program, located at our Alliance Campus, offers you different pathways from which to choose: you can earn a diploma in twelve months, or an associate degree in fifteen months. Regardless of the pathway you choose, you'll receive job placement assistance from our Career Pathways & Advising department upon graduation. Plus, WNCCs Powerline program incorporates the Merchant Job Training and Safety program curriculum, which is accredited by the U.S. Department of Labor for Electrical Powerline Installers & Repairers.
2022 Enrollment
17
Housing Available?
Yes
Boots/Tools Included?
No
Career Outlook:
WNCC prepares you for a career as an Apprentice Lineman with a degree in Powerline Construction & Maintenance Technology. This degree is designed for you to immediately enter the workforce as an apprentice upon graduation. Being an apprentice is the first step to becoming a Journeyman Lineman.
Common Employer(s) from Program:
Nebraska Public Power District
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Completion Rate:
89%
Employment Rate
95%
Possible Scholarships?
Yes
Term Length:
12 weeks
Term Beginning Date(s):
August
Admission Qualifications
Make sure to send your official high school or GED transcript on file. Also send along your ACT or SAT scores, or complete the Next-Generation ACCUPLACER test.
Western Nebraska Community College Powerline Technology Program
Nebraska
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Lineman in this program enjoy some great hunting in the area as well as visiting Carhenge..
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