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Electrician Schools in Alabama
10 programs · 582 graduates in 2024 ·
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All Electrician Programs in Alabama
Every college in Alabama that reports a electrician program to the U.S. Department of Education. We show how many students each one actually graduated last year — because a program that turned out 3 people and one that turned out 300 are not the same thing, and nobody else tells you which is which.
Birmingham, AL
Fortis Institute-Birmingham
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 11 graduates in 2024
Deatsville, AL
J F Ingram State Technical College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 277 graduates in 2024
Dothan, AL
George C Wallace Community College-Dothan
Associate degree · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 21 graduates in 2024
Huntsville, AL
J. F. Drake State Community and Technical College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · program listed, no 2024 graduates
Jasper, AL
Bevill State Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 147 graduates in 2024
Mobile, AL
Bishop State Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · 10 graduates in 2024
Montgomery, AL
H Councill Trenholm State Community College
Associate degree · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 5 graduates in 2024
Muscle Shoals, AL
Northwest Shoals Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 66 graduates in 2024
Selma, AL
George C Wallace State Community College-Selma
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · 24 graduates in 2024
Tuscaloosa, AL
Shelton State Community College
Certificate (1-2 yr) · Associate degree · Certificate (12 wk-1 yr) · 21 graduates in 2024
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What Electrician Pays in Alabama
Where this list comes from: the U.S. Department of Education’s IPEDS Completions survey (2023–24), the federal record of what every Title IV college actually awarded. Graduate counts are exactly as reported.
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