Jobs are Available in these Electronic Fields
Entry-level electronics technicians require specialized training to qualify for the more skilled positions. Most industries employing electronics technicians require the applicant to have an Associate of Applied Science degree. The Kilgore College Electronics Technicians curriculum is designed to meet the needs of industry by providing students with an extensive background in electricity, electronic circuitry, digital systems, communications, telecommunications, lasers, and computer technology. This background enables students to find employment in such diverse fields as:
- CAD/CAM
- Avionics
- Cable TV
- Industrial Engineering
- Instrumentation
- Robotics
- Semiconductor Manufacturing
- Construction and Building Trades
- Consumer Electronics Repair
- Computer Microprocessor Repair
- Electronic Design Technicians
- Electronic Manufacturing and Manufacturing
- Radio & Telecommunications
- Microelectronics
What kind of salary range can I expect after I complete the program?
Recent statistics indicate that the salary range is approximately $15,000 for beginners, $32,000 for experienced, and $40,000+ for very experienced individuals. Entry-level technicians usually start at $17,000; those who have completed a two-year academic program in electronics technology earn more on their first jobs, with annual salaries average between $18,000 and $22,000.
