Vocademy Courses

Electronics Technology

Electrical engineers design our modern world, but electronics technicians keep it going. You find electronics technicians in every industry where electronic equipment is used, including aviation, health, transportation, communication, hospitality, government, manufacturing and many more. Today, the last generation of technicians is retiring faster than the next is being trained to replace them. ETA International reports that there is a critical shortage of electronics technicians. Universities educate electrical engineers but do not usually train technicians for electronics service and repair. Many private vocational schools are closing, and community colleges have curtailed or eliminated their electronics technology programs After completing this course you will be well-positioned to attempt the General Radiotelephone Operators License (GROL) exam or an Associate Certified Electronics Technician (CETa and CET) exams from ETA International. Electronics Technology Classes: DC Circuits AC Circuits Solid State Devices Analog Circuits Digital Circuits Communications Circuits Optional GROL Study

Information Technology (coming soon)

Learn the fundamentals of computers, networking, website programming and database management. After completing this course you will be well-positioned to attempt the Computer Service Technician (CST), Network Computer Technician (NCT) and the Network Systems Technician (NST) exams from ETA International or the A+ certification exam from CompTIA. Information Technology Classes: Computer Hardware - In development. Read along as we complete the class. Windows Linux Computer Networking - In development. Read along as we complete the class Data Cabling Web and Database Development - In development. Find some tips and hacks here now.

Fiber Optics Technology (coming soon)

Learn the fundamentals of fiber optic technology. After completing this course you will be well-positioned to attempt the Fiber Optics Technician (FOT) exam from ETA International. Fiber Optics Technology Classes: Fundamentals of Fiber Optics Fiber to the Premises Data Cabling