Electrical and Electronics Systems Technology Training Programs in Georgia

Enroll in the Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology Program at our East Point or Marietta, GA Campuses

If you want to become an electrician or electronic systems technician in Georgia, Lincoln Tech offers Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology (EEST) training programs in East Point and Marietta.

Unlike programs that focus solely on electrical work, Lincoln Tech's EEST programs combine high-voltage electrical training with low-voltage electronic systems technology. This approach helps you develop skills that can apply across residential, commercial, industrial, and technology-focused environments.

Why Choose Lincoln Tech in Georgia for Electrical Training

Whether you plan to eventually become an electrician or want to work with electronics, Lincoln Tech is a great place to start. We provide hands-on training designed to help you build foundational skills in both electrical and electronic systems. Discover the Lincoln Tech difference for electrical and electronics skill development with:

• Foundational instruction on electrical theory and fundamentals
• Training in both high-voltage electrical systems and low-voltage electronic technologies
• Study and of wiring methods, circuitry, electrical controls, motors, electrical blueprints, and schematics
• Training on fiber optics, telecommunications, an Programmable Logic Controller systems
• Security, closed-circuit television (CCTV), and fire alarm systems training
• A/V, home theater, satellite, and cable TV systems training
• Safety practices and code awareness
• Instruction from experienced industry professionals
• Career search assistance to help you pursue employment opportunities

Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology Training Program in Georgia

Certificate Program

• Program name: Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology (EEST)
• Credential: Certificate

Associate Degree Program

• Program name: Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology Service Management
• Credential: Associate of Applied Science Degree

Program Features

• Format: Blended on-campus and online
• Schedule: Day, afternoon, evening
• Outcome: Preparation for entry-level electrical and electronics systems career opportunities

Why an Electrical Career is a Good Choice in Georgia

Job projections for electricians is up across the country, but in Georgia demand is 50 percent higher than the national projected growth rate¹. And demand for alarm systems installers is 70 percent higher than the national projected growth rate². Driven by some of the fastest population and economic growth in the country, demand for electricians is expected to remain high through the decade. The Atlanta metro alone has seen sustained commercial and residential construction that shows little sign of slowing, and that growth ripples outward into surrounding communities that are expanding to meet demand.

Major investments in data centers, electric vehicle (EV) manufacturing facilities, semiconductor plants, grid modernization projects, and renewable energy infrastructure are expanding opportunities for electricians beyond traditional residential and commercial construction.

Perhaps most importantly, because electrical work is performed where buildings, equipment, and infrastructure are located, much of the work cannot be outsourced and currently requires skilled workers to perform tasks that are difficult to fully automate.

That job security, combined with licensing requirements that limit competition, gives experienced electricians real leverage in the labor market. With Georgia's economy continuing to attract major employers and development, there is clear career progression and demand regardless of what the broader economy is doing.

¹ O-Net Online, https://www.onetonline.org/link/localtrends/47-2111.00?st=GA, Retrieved July 22, 2026.

² O-Net Online, https://www.onetonline.org/link/localtrends/49-2098.00?st=GA, Retrieved August 28, 2026.

Get Electrical and Electrical Systems Training at Lincoln Tech in Georgia

Important information about the educational debt, earnings, and completion rates of students who attended Lincoln programs can be on our consumer information page. Campuses that currently offer training in this program area are listed below, as well as links to exact program informational fact sheets: