Electronics Technology Certificate

Bramson ORT College's Electronics Technology Certificate program trains students in the basic skills necessary for immediate employment, and provides the foundation for more advanced studies. This certificate program is intended for those who are employed in companies that need to have some basic electrical/electronic knowledge, or who need to upgrade their skills in this field.

Students enrolled in this program must complete courses in electronics, computer information systems and liberal arts. Students will learn a variety of electronics concepts—from basic electricity to microprocessors, and applied skills, such as field service training and equipment maintenance.

Credits obtained by students while in the Electronics Technology Certificate program are transferable to two-year and four-year programs at Bramson ORT College and other colleges and universities worldwide. In order to earn the Electronics Technology Certificate at Bramson ORT College, a student must complete at least 30 credits.

• Build your own practical experiments using modern Electronic Equipments
• Immediately apply course knowledge on your job
• Get lifetime access to your instructors’ technical expertise
• Enhance your career path
• Study for recognized industry credentials exams

• IPC Certification
• RFID+ – CompTIA
• Electrician License
• Journeyman Level CET
• CompuTIA A+ – CompTIA
• Network Cabling Technician
• Fiber Optic Cabling Technician
• Certified Electronic Technician
• PC Technician A+ – CompTIA
• Electronic Assembler – ODTCE
• Associate Level Electronics CET
• CEDIA Level I Technician – CEDIA
• Certified Networking Technician – N+
• Electronics Systems Associate (ESA)
• General Electronics Technician – ODTCE
• Certified Computer Service Technician – A+
• Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA)
• Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP)
• Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)
• Multimedia Systems Technician Journeyman Level (MST)
• NASTeC National Appliance Service Technician Certification
• Certified Wireless Communications (WCM, FCC license) Technician

The tremendous growth in the electronics and computer fields has created an unprecedented demand for qualified technicians to service, maintain, inspect, operate, design and develop electronic systems. Today, everything and everyone is connected. Commercial and residential establishments need to be plugged in—whether it’s cabling, audio/video circuits, computer networks, fiber optics, or telecommunications and satellite systems. In every business, there will be a need for an Electronic Systems Technician.

Below you will find a table of open competitive employment opportunities. Listed are the agencies offering employment opportunities, the positions available and their average paying salary.

* Salaries provided by the U.S. Department of Labor and Bramson ORT College's Career Services Center