Program Overview
Texas State Technical College offers Electrical Construction as a CER1 Certificate of Completion with a listed completion time of 12 months and as an Associate of Applied Science with a listed completion time of 20 months. The program page lists in-person and hybrid class types and day classes, and lists the program at Fort Bend County, Harlingen, Marshall, and Waco; its subject matter includes residential, commercial, and industrial wiring. The page notes that the associate degree will be offered only in Waco starting in 2027.
Curriculum Highlights
Texas State Technical College describes instruction in electrical planning, estimating, theory, and OSHA safety standards in addition to wiring across residential, commercial, and industrial settings.
Admission Requirements
Texas State Technical College says applying is free. After the online application, the college may ask for more information: high school graduates submit an official high school transcript, applicants with a Texas high school equivalency certificate or GED submit the certificate or official score report, and transfer students submit official transcripts from every college or university attended. Applicants who are not high school or equivalency graduates use the college's Individual Approval Form. Enrollment Coaches guide applicants through admissions and enrollment.
Cost & Financial Aid
Texas State Technical College lists an estimated cost of $6,496 for the Electrical Construction certificate and $15,312 for the associate degree.
Career Outcomes
Texas State Technical College frames Electrical Construction around wiring work and related planning, estimating, theory, and safety knowledge used in construction settings.