Location
Charlotte, NC
Program Type
Certificate, Associate Degree
Electrical Specialties
Residential Electrical, Commercial Electrical, Industrial Power
Program Duration
Not published.
Estimated Tuition/Cost
Not published.
Schedule
Not published.
Delivery Format
Not published.
Apprenticeship/Employer Connections
2 verified industry connections
Licensing/Exam Preparation
Not published.
Admissions/Application
School Website
Data Last Verified
August 2026
Central Piedmont's Electrical Systems Technology pathway provides career training in electrical installation, systems, controls, and troubleshooting for electrician work.
This program provides balanced training across residential, commercial, and industrial electrical systems.
Not available
Open admissions
Community colleges generally accept all qualified applicants
Not available
Not available
Not available
Enrollment and tuition figures are institution-wide from public data sources (IPEDS/NCES and official school pages) and may not reflect program-specific costs. Verify current tuition, aid, and placement information directly with the school before enrolling.
Data reviewed: August 2026
Material training or career relationships supported by an official school, partner, or joint announcement.
A $250,000 Careers Electric grant supported by the Siemens Foundation and the North Carolina Community College System Foundation will expand Electrical Systems Technology capacity by at least 20% by October 2028.
Duke Energy initially provided $500,000 and technical expertise to launch Central Piedmont’s utility lineworker program, followed by a $48,000 Duke Energy Foundation grant supporting equipment and workforce-pipeline development; the college currently offers 12-week electrical lineworker classes.
Core Skill Areas
Program Types
Primary verified pathway: Electrical Systems Technology.
Looking for an electrician who graduated from programs like Central Piedmont Community College? Search our directory by location to find licensed pros in your area.