The ABC Electrical Apprenticeship Certificate program is designed for students interested in earning a licensed journeyman's card in the construction field. Requirements for the journeyman's card include 8,000 on-the-job training hours to be completed within a four-year time period. HACC is currently updating a partnership agreement with Associated Builders & Contractors, Incorporated (ABC). Students at HACC will have the opportunity to earn college credits towards a diploma, certificate or degree program in electrical technology in exchange for the on-the-job training hours needed for a licensed journeyman's card.
To qualify for an apprenticeship, students must become a member of ABC. Membership into ABC begins with your local ABC chapter. Interested students should look into the Central Pennsylvania chapter. Each ABC chapter's programs and services are designed to meet the construction industry's needs for their market area.
Major Requirements
ABCE 111 ABC Electrical Trade I 4
ABCE 121 ABC Electrical Trade II 4
ABCE 131 ABC Electrical Trade III 4
ABCE 141 ABC Electrical Trade IV 4
ABCE 151 ABC Electrical Trade V 4
ABCE 161 ABC Electrical Trade VI 4
ABCE 171 ABC Electrical Trade VII 4
ABCE 181 ABC Electrical Trade VIII 4
| Graduates of the program are employed as non-union general electricians, residential electricians, electrical service technicians, electric installers, and industrial maintenance electricians. |
| This curriculum is designed to prepare students to:
Demonstrate a variety of skills in the electrical field Identify and practice safe and healthy work procedures Properly and safely handle electrical tools and materials Read and interpret blueprints necessary for specified installations Interpret the National Electric Code and use it in specific applications Demonstrate procedures used in residential, commercial, and industrial electrical construction Wire motor and control circuits Install, maintain, and repair automated electrical systems Solve complex problems of circuit design and analysis Troubleshoot equipment and demonstrate proper repair procedures |
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- ✔️ Certificate upon completion
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Are you a future student and ready to apply to HACC?
By applying to HACC, you have the opportunity to apply for a full-ride scholarship! HACC will fund two years of your education – enough to complete your associate degree.
Thanks to the support of the HACC Foundation, the College is able to offer FREE money to support future students, like you, in reaching your educational goals. Six full-ride scholarships are available – one from each of the five campuses and one through HACC’s Virtual Learning Program.
Please note that current students are not eligible for the full-ride scholarships. However, there are more than 250 scholarships available for current students.
What should you know about the full-ride scholarship?
The scholarship covers tuition, books and fees for a full academic year.
The scholarship will automatically renew each term for up to six consecutive terms if you maintain your eligibility.
Once you apply to the College and receive a HACC ID and email address, you may apply for the full-ride scholarship. You do not have to register for classes before applying for the scholarship.
Are you eligible?
To be eligible, you must:
Apply to HACC
Take 12-15 credits each term for no more than six consecutive terms (two years)
Live in Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Juniata, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry, Schuylkill or York county
Have a minimum cumulative high school GPA of 3.0
Provide a 480 SAT reading score, 21 ACT or comparable scores on the College’s placement test
Maintain a GPA of 3.0 while enrolled at HACC
Participate in at least two HACC student organizations
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