Title: Find an Electronics School | Training Options & Career Paths
Headings: Electronics School Options & Information
Electronics School Options & Information
Find an Electronics School
Electronics Training
Career Information
Electronics Training
Benefits of Attending Electronics School
Length of Training
Most Common Length of School*
(range in months)
Program Options
Find an Electronics School
Typical Courses
Skills You Can Learn
Certification
Education & Training FAQs
What should I look for in an electronics school?
What is mechatronics exactly?
Can I train online?
Do I have to renew my certification?
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Electronics Schools
Lincoln Tech
YTI Career Institute
Porter and Chester Institute
Spartan College of Aeronautics and Technology
ECPI University
Island Drafting and Technical Institute
Grantham University
Eastwick College
Remington College
Penn Foster Career School
Ashworth College
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Career Information
Career Snapshot
Career Outlook**
2.4% growth from 2019 to 2029
Median Salary**
(Average Median)
Job Openings**
Average Yearly Openings
Length of Training
Most Common Length
Work Settings
Specializations
Earnings
Median Annual Wage Comparison
Job Openings & Outlook
Key Benefits
What an Electronic Technician Does
Work Settings
Careers
Specializations
Career FAQs
What do you need to be a good electronic technician?
What's the difference between electronic technicians and electronic engineering technicians?
Electronics School Can Set You on a New Path
Find Electronic Technician Training Near You

Content: Completing such a course of study can lead to a vast range of rewarding opportunities. Benefits of Attending Electronics School
Learn industry-current techniques: You can get supervised electronics training from instructors who know what today's employers expect and can help you develop safe and effective work practices. Increase your income potential: Some of the top-paying positions in the electronics field, such as avionics technician and electronic engineering technician, often require formal training beyond high school. Get help with your job search: Many trade schools have connections with local employers and offer their students assistance with resume writing, interview preparation, and more. Length of Training
It can take anywhere from four months to four years to complete your electronics training, depending on the program you choose and the credential you pursue.* Most Common Length of School*
(range in months)
Basic electronics
4-12
Electronic technology
9-24
Engineering technology
24-48
Program Options
At trade schools, technical institutes, and community colleges, you can choose from a range of programs in electronics, mechatronics, and electronic engineering technology. Certificate or diploma programs can take from four months to a year or more to complete.*