ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN

Career Outlook

Your New Career
Electronics Technician is a growing career that can bring you not only a great salary and job security, but also exciting work in a field that is always growing and changing. Whether you want a full-time career in Electronics, or simply to earn extra money with your own part-time business, or even if you already have a job in the Electronics field, the Continuing Education Center can give you the skills you need to succeed.

• Earn your Career Diploma at home in as little as fourteen months by studying just an hour a day for your new career.
• Learn electronics terminology and procedures, so you’ll easily understand and be able to carry out your new duties.
• Gain the skills you need to install electronic equipment safely, and troubleshoot any problems you encounter on the job.

With your determination and the right training, you'll be ready to take advantage of the opportunities available in this field. Apply the skills you learn in your training program diligently for a financially successful future.

Your New Skills
You'll learn every important part of being an Electronics Technician.

• Your in-depth lessons include step-by-step instruction in electronics hardware, capacitors and inductors, alternating current, transformers, and amplifiers.
• You'll receive training in resonant circuits, electronic sensors, audio and RF circuits, oscillator and feedback waveforms, and more.
• You'll also learn important lessons in personal safety.

 Program Overview

Learn the skills you need to succeed as an Electronics Technician - at home, at your own pace, with the Continuing Education Center.

There are certain skills you need to begin a career as an Electronics Technician. With the Continuing Education Center distance learning, you can learn them quickly and conveniently.

Cover these topics and more:

• Electronics hardware, transformers,
  and electronic sensors
• Reactance and Impedance
• Oscillator and feedback waveforms
• Modulation and detection circuits

And you’ll learn it all at home — no classroom needed!

Start a career as an Electronics Technician.
Why complete a distance learning course in Electronics? With the right credentials, you can:

• Work as a service technician in the growing field of computers and office machinery.
• Work for an existing electronics services business, or begin one of your own.

Experienced Electronics Technicians with advanced training may become specialists or troubleshooters, and workers with leadership abilities may become supervisors. This means promotion opportunity for you!

Contact the Continuing Education Center Today.

Find out more about the Continuing Education center's Electronics Technician training that includes:

• All the books, lessons, equipment, and learning aids you need
• Instruments, kits, and experiments for hands-on learning and use in your career
• Unlimited instructional support
• Access to student services by website, phone, and mail

Program Outline

Instruction Sets
Your program consists of 15 Instruction Sets designed to take you step-by-step through the techniques and skills you'll use in your new career.

Here's how it works
Your first Instruction Set will be sent immediately after your enrollment has been accepted. Other Instruction Sets will follow as you complete your exams, so that you will always have training materials to work with.

You will need access to a Microsoft® Windows®-based computer (running Windows Vista or later) and the Internet in order to complete your program with the Continuing Education Center.

Here is an overview of what you'll learn and the order in which you'll receive your lessons:

Online Library and Librarian
Students in the Continuing Education Center have access to an online library for use during their studies. Students can use this library to do the required research in the courses they complete or can use it for general reference and links to valuable resources. The library contains helpful research assistance, articles, databases, books, and Web links. A librarian is available to answer questions on general research-related topics via email and to assist students in research activities during their studies with the Continuing Education Center.

We reserve the right to change program content and materials when it becomes necessary.

A High School Diploma or GED is required to enroll in this program.

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