Why choose COTC?
This degree program offers a direct path to a high-paying career without earning a four-year engineering degree.
The program includes hands-on training in industrial electric and control systems utilized throughout the industrial and manufacturing sector.
The industry-focused program of study, along with a required co-op or potential apprenticeship, will position graduates well for in-demand jobs with impressive starting pay. See the information below about the AEP apprenticeship program.
The median annual salary for electrical engineering technicians in Ohio is $60,187, according to Ohio Labor Market data.
Career Opportunities
Program graduates will earn an Associate of Applied Science in Engineering Technology - Electric Transmission and Power Distribution Technology, preparing them to work as technicians in a variety of public utility and private industrial settings, including:
- transmission operations centers
- power plants
- distribution dispatching centers
- power substations