Centennial College

Canada
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Electrical Engineering Technology - Fast-Track

Offered at Centennial College, Canada
FieldFast-Track EET
Duration2 years
Tuition18254.00

Overview

The Electrical Engineering Technology – Fast-Track at Centennial College is an accelerated advanced diploma for students with prior technical education. It builds practical capability in electrical systems, power distribution, and industrial controls through hands-on labs and industry-aligned coursework.

About this programme

Overview

The Electrical Engineering Technology - Fast-Track program at Centennial College offers an accelerated advanced diploma for individuals with previous technical education. This course is designed to enhance practical skills in electrical systems, power distribution, and industrial controls, combining hands-on laboratory experiences with industry-relevant coursework.

What you'll study

Core learning areas emphasize the fundamentals of electrical engineering, focusing on industry standards and practices. Course availability may vary based on the specific intake.

  • Electrical Theory
  • Canadian Electrical Code
  • Drawing Interpretation
  • AutoCAD (technical drafting)
  • Installation Methods (drawings-to-installation workflow)
  • Electric Power Generation & Distribution
  • Monitoring Systems and Networking
  • Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)
  • Applied Ethics in Technology and the Environment

Applied training emphasis: The program integrates practical training through lab-based learning and assignments that reflect real-world electrical applications.

Entry requirements

Applicants are assessed based on academic qualifications and English language proficiency, along with a review of transcripts and any necessary assessments. Specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA requirements are not stipulated for this program.

Career prospects

Graduates of the Electrical Engineering Technology - Fast-Track program can pursue a variety of career paths in the electrical engineering field. Potential roles include positions in electrical design, power systems, automation, and industrial control systems, equipping students with the skills necessary to thrive in a dynamic and evolving industry.