Opportunities In Basic Electronics

Trained, experienced professionals who can demonstrate the right skills and knowledge should be able to pursue many exciting and respected career options.

Service Shop Technician

Troubleshoot, repair, and maintain consumer electronics, including VCRs, camcorders, TVs, and stereos, for a dealer or manufacturer's service center.

Field Service Technician

Service and repair computer systems, automatic teller machines, audio-video equipment, security systems, and more—at the user's location.

Technical Sales

Sell and demo electronic products to consumers and businesses.

Manufacturing Technician

Test assembly-line components; troubleshoot automation systems or medical diagnostic devices; help install airport radar, missile guidance controls, and broadcast transmitters.

Laboratory Technician

Breadboard and prototype circuits, and test and repair a wide variety of electronic equipment.

Technical Writer

Write training materials and create technical manuals.

Small Business Owner

Sell and service consumer electronics from a retail shop.

Enroll online or call 1-800-535-1613 to speak with an Admission Advisor!