Electronics Engineering Technology (A166)
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At a Glance
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(This program is currently under revision.)
This degree program prepares the student to enter the electronic technology field and assist in the design, production, operation and servicing of electronic systems and equipment.
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Employment Opportunities |
Upon completion of this program, you may seek employment as an Electronics Technician, Service Technician, Test Technician, Office Equipment Repairer or Radio Technician.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
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Job Outlook |
The Florida employment outlook is stable with an estimated 1% annual growth rate.
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Salary Information |
According to the Agency for Workforce Innovation, entry level salaries in Florida for Electronic Engineering Technicians, Electronics Repairers, and Office Machine Repairers range from $20,467 to $37,939 annually depending on skills, experience and geographic area. Experienced technicians may earn more.
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| Special Skills or Qualifications Needed |
Must have good math skills, abstract thinking ability, eye-hand coordination, and should be able to use precision instruments. Computer programming skills are being required for a number of positions. Some positions require good communication skills.
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| Career Path Notes |
Many programs have transfer agreements with other colleges and universities that allow students to transfer course or program credit into a four-year program. For information on transfer agreements, visit www.pbcc.edu/transfer/transall.asp. |
Career Planning Suggestions for Success |
Thoroughly research the occupation and talk with a professional in the field. The PBCC Career Consultants Network may have the name of a person you can contact. Refer to the Career Center information listed below.
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