Electronic technicians are in vital demand in a world experiencing a high technology revolution. This is one of the industries that will continue to need more and more skilled workers. This is good news for electronics technology graduates, who should experience excellent job opportunities and job security for years to come. Virtually every industry has an electronic aspect, with systems designed to meet each industry's particular needs. Students attain entry-level skills required to enter the diversified electronics industry.
Most graduates gain employment in the electronic manufacturing and electronic servicing industry.
Some of the types of manufacturing companies that hire our graduates build, sell, and service avionic equipment. Others manufacture a variety of electronic control equipment. Companies that manufacture silicone wafers and memory chips also hire our graduates. Specific work assignments include manufacturing and calibration technicians and factory service technicians. Some students have been employed in the office equipment maintenance and servicing industry which deals with electrostatic copy machines, computers and computer networking.