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Education for your Future
Our Basic Electronics Career Studies Certificate is designed to get you started into the world of electronics and electrical installation.
By the end of the program, you’ll be ready to apply for entry-level electronics installer positions, and you’ll also be positioned to take further educational steps — like taking on the Engineering General Technology Associate of Applied Science Degree — which builds on the classes you’ll take with Basic Electronics.
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