Are you interested in working on a design team that focuses on the next generation of electronic gadgets? Do you enjoy taking things apart to see how they work? Are you currently working in the field of electronics and want to advance in your career?
The need for user-friendly, affordable and efficient electronic devices are in high demand. Our Electronic Technology Certificate can lead you to finding a job in your area of interest.
When you graduate with your certificate, you will be ready to enter the job market at an introductory level. You may choose to work in a laboratory or customer-oriented environment. You can serve a variety of electronic-related industries as a service technician or technical information specialist. If you are already working in the field of electronics, you will be prepared to advance.
You will apply the knowledge, skills and abilities learned from our program to work in such areas as circuit design and analysis, testing and prototyping, digital electronics, microcontrollers, computers and programmable logic devices, communications and electronic troubleshooting.
This could be your ideal career path if you:
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Our innovative certificate is ideal if you are already working in electronics and want to advance your career. With this program, you can choose from two specializations, including analog and digital, for your certificate.
As a graduate from our certificate, you will have the skills you need to:
Federal regulations require that the College disclose specific gainful employment information about our program. This link will provide you with information on completion rates and placement, program costs and median loan debt.
Our certificate program is designed to lead directly to employment. However, if you want to continue your education, we encourage you to transfer your credits into our Associate in Science in electronic engineering technology.
You can complete the entire program at our Harrisburg Campus.
Yes! Through the HACC Foundation, there are scholarships available. Please visit hacc.edu/scholarships for details and deadlines.
You can enroll in classes for the spring, summer and fall by applying online anytime. When submitting your application, please be sure to include program code 4310. This unique code ensures you are applying to your intended program.
Turn YOUR interests for building electronic circuits and computers and troubleshooting electronic devices into a career. To learn more, please contact an admissions counselor or department chair Kelley Engle, today!