Program overview
The Electrical Trade and Technology college diploma program provides comprehensive training in electrical theory and its practical application to lighting, power, and control systems across residential, commercial, industrial, and institutional sectors.
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Core Focus & Curriculum: Covers electrical circuit layout, reading plans and specifications, troubleshooting and maintaining electrical equipment, using specialized test instruments, and adhering to strict industry safety standards. Students also gain cross-trade awareness regarding building construction processes.
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Apprenticeship & Certification Pathway: Prepares graduates to complete on-the-job apprenticeship hours to earn a Journeyperson Certificate and pursue Red Seal endorsement.
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Career Outcomes: Prepares graduates for roles such as electrician, fire alarm technician, electrical contractor, foreman, project manager/estimator, sales and account representative, or renewable energy installer.
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Job Insights:
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Canada: Average salary of $66,744/yr (Range: $46K – $93K) | 1,091 jobs advertised (July 2026).
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Alberta: Average salary of $75,768/yr (Range: $49K – $104K) | 248 jobs advertised (July 2026).
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