Best Electronic Technician Schools for Degrees

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To become an electronic technician, a minimum of a 2-year degree is typically required in the U.S., often offered at community colleges or trade schools. Accelerated programs may also be available, allowing students to complete their training in about a year. The discussion highlights the importance of researching local institutions that offer relevant degrees or certifications. Confusion exists around the specific qualifications needed, emphasizing the need for clarity in educational pathways. Ultimately, prospective students should consider both degree options and trade schools based on their location and career goals.
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Wich school is best to choose if you want to become electronic technician?
Degree too?


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track said:
Wich school is best to choose if you want to become electronic technician?
Degree too?


Thank you.

What country are you in? What schools offer an Electronic Technician degree? That would generally be a 2-year degree in the US, I believe.
 
There are also trade schools (depending on where you live) that offer accelerated programs -- maybe on the order of a year to get to the Electronics Technician level. Here is one common one near where I live:

http://www.heald.edu/technology/electronics-technology

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Central Europe. Same is here but informations all around web confused me so what I ment to ask is:
Which degree in school (minimum) is needed to be a electronical technician?

It's answered, thanks.
 

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