Program Overview
Waukesha County Technical College offers a 26-credit Electricity Technical Diploma. The program page describes a one-year daytime program delivered on campus in eight-week courses, with an August start listed. Confirm the next available start and actual schedule with WCTC.
This listing describes the credential identified on the school’s official program page. Course availability, delivery schedules, admission decisions and completion timing can change. Contact the college before relying on a particular start date or campus schedule.
Curriculum Highlights
Students learn electricity skills for commercial, residential and industrial settings. The overview names the National Electrical Code, construction drawings and safety measures. Ask WCTC about lab work, tools, course sequence and whether a specific course is offered at the time you plan to enroll.
The curriculum is college training and does not by itself establish an apprenticeship placement, employment offer or electrician license. Ask the program contact how coursework may fit your particular employment or licensing plan.
Admission Requirements
Apply online and pay the $30 application fee. The school asks applicants to document math preparation through a high-school transcript, ACT, ACCUPLACER, GED score or qualifying prior college work; an ACCUPLACER test is available when none apply. Confirm current scores and document rules with admissions.
Use the school’s official admissions route and confirm current document, placement, prerequisite and deadline requirements. Meeting a published minimum does not by itself guarantee admission, financial aid, enrollment in a specific class, or completion by a particular date.
Cost & Financial Aid
The program page says degree cost varies by factors such as residency, delivery, duration and financial aid. It directs students to current tuition and fee information but does not state a diploma total in the captured page. Budget separately for the $30 application fee and ask about books, tools and supplies.
Published tuition and fees can vary with residency, enrollment, delivery and personal circumstances. Confirm the current charge, books, tools, supplies and aid eligibility with the school before committing funds.
Career Outcomes
The program lists electrician, industrial electrician, journeyworker and master electrician among potential careers. Those are potential paths, not an employment or license promise. Check Wisconsin licensing and employer requirements separately.
The school describes training and career preparation. It does not establish a job offer, paid apprenticeship placement, licensure or a particular wage. Discuss local employment and licensing steps with the program and the relevant authority.