Electrical / Electronics in Indiana

 

Nearly 50,000 positions projected in Indiana and Ohio over the next 10 years*!

 

Our Indiana electrician school at the Indianapolis campus can put you on the path to becoming an electrician or an electronic systems technician. Between Indiana and neighboring Ohio, nearly 50,000 positions are expected to open in the next 10 years for candidates who have the skills employers are looking for. With housing options available, you can come to train at our Indiana electrician school from anywhere in the country – and nationwide, more than 800,000 electricians are projected to be needed by 2026*!

 

Earn a diploma in Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology at our Indiana electrician school, or increase your earning potential with a Service Management Associates Degree. Electrical and Electronic Systems Technology (EEST) classes will help you build the skills to install, connect, service and troubleshoot fiber optics and cable systems with guidance from industry-experienced instructors.

Inside our “Smart House” facility, you’ll work on home security installation programs and gain technical know-how in mobile communications. You’ll also learn high-voltage technology for installing and troubleshooting electrical cable and components in construction, residential and commercial settings.

At Lincoln Tech’s electrician school, students receive instruction in:

 

  • Electronic and electrical principles
  • Fiber optics and telecomm systems
  • A/V, home theater and satellite/cable TV systems
  • Controls and wiring
  • Fire alarm systems, security and closed-circuit TV systems
  • The foundation and history of the electrical industry
  • Computers, networking, and more!

Learn more about our Indiana electrician school and about how you can prepare for this exciting career path - request more information today!

 

* Career growth projections can be found at careeronestop.org for the years 2016-2026. Ranks reflect comparisons among 48 continental U.S. states. Salary information is based on median salary information collected for the year 2017. Data is current as of September 30, 2018.