Outcomes

A Career Instead of a Job

What Will You Do After Graduation?

Our Certified Electronics Training program prepares students for entry and mid-level electronics jobs in a variety of settings, from manufacturing to repair shops. Some students go on to pursue a two or four-year engineering degree. If you decide to continue your electronics education, you’ll have an excellent foundation for success because of the industry-specific curriculum and hands-on skills you’ll learn in the STRAC program

Towards the end of the program, a member of the Employment Team will work with you to create your job profile based on your interests, talents and where you’d like to work. They’ll work hard to find you a position with an employer who’s a good match and help you with resumes, interview prep and responding to job offers. If your goal is to pursue more education and training, your STRAC support team can help you explore options.

I had job offers from places like Xerox and Astra Nova, to name a couple of them. Overall, I enjoyed it and I really appreciated my time at STRAC, what they gave me and what I am able to do with it now."

Ivan Rutzbeck

STRAC Graduate

Cost & Payment Options

Electronics Technician Career Outcomes

Today, some of the best job opportunities in the country are related to electronics. Whether maintaining and servicing, manufacturing, testing, or assembling electronic components, those with an understanding of electronic systems and industry-specific skills are in high demand in our economy.

$61,760/yr Avg. Salary*

Electronics Technicians earn an average salary of $61,760 per year.

2% Job Growth rate*

The demand for Electronics Technicians is expected to grow 2% each year over the next decade.

600,000 Jobs**

The private and federal push for domestic supply of essential goods propelled job announcements in manufacturing to record numbers, over 600,000 just in the past 2 years

*U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook for Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers

**Reshoring Initiative’s 1H 2022 Data Report