Electrical Wiring Technology
Learn how to wire residential and commercial systems, interpret blueprints, and follow safety codes. Hands-on training prepares you for entry-level electrical work, apprenticeships, or continued study in this high-demand trade.
Master the tools, techniques, and safety practices used by electricians every day. This program gives you the foundation to enter the workforce, pursue an apprenticeship, or take the next step toward becoming a licensed professional.
From Classroom to Jobsite
In Electrical Wiring Technology, students don’t just learn theory—they wire real systems. You'll practice bending conduit, installing switches, reading schematics, and troubleshooting problems using industry tools.
With a focus on both residential and commercial wiring, you’ll graduate ready to hit the ground running in a skilled trade that’s always in demand.
This course is also open to adult students,. High school students are given first priority for enrollment.
Electrical Technology at a Glance
Earn Industry Credentials and College Credit
We have articulation agreements with Alfred State College, Lincoln Technical Institute, SUNY Delhi, SUNY Adirondack, Jefferson Community College, and IBEW Local 910. Students can also earn a 10-hour safety card issued by Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), as well as the two-year National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) certifications.
BOCES students also have the opportunity to earn up to 20 credits towards a two-year, AOS Business Degree at Jefferson Community College.
Electrical Technology Instructors
Charles H. Bohlen, Jr. Technical Center:
JonPaul Vanier jvanier@boces.com
Howard G. Sackett Technical Center:
Robert Smith, Jr. rsmith@boces.com
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