Electronics Repair Technology

Program Overview

The Electronics Repair Technology program at Vancouver Community College (VCC) is ideal for students who love working with their hands, solving technical problems, and are interested in electronics. This hands-on program prepares students to diagnose, maintain, and repair a wide range of consumer and commercial electronic equipment.

Students will learn the foundational skills needed to work in the electronics service industry—from understanding circuit boards and soldering techniques to testing and troubleshooting devices. The program also helps students develop strong technical communication and customer service skills to work effectively in real-world settings.

Program length: 10 months full-time

Program Structure

In this 10-month program, students receive both theoretical knowledge and practical training. The curriculum is industry-relevant and focused on real-world skills.

• You will learn how to:
  • Identify and repair issues in consumer electronics
  • Use diagnostic tools and soldering equipment
  • Understand digital and analog circuitry
  • Work safely with electrical components
  • Communicate effectively with customers and team members
• The program includes lab work and hands-on repair training to ensure students are ready for entry-level technician roles upon graduation.

Featured Experiences

• Practice repairing real electronic devices
• Industry-standard diagnostic labs
• Instructors with real-world experience
• Career support and employment resources
• Connections to local employers

Career Options

Graduates of the program can pursue roles such as:

• Electronics Repair Technician
• Appliance Service Technician
• Audio/Visual Equipment Technician
• Computer and Peripheral Technician
• Technical Support Specialist

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