Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate
Certification in Electronic Equipment Technology
Electrical/electronic technicians help design, develop, test, and manufacture electrical and electronic equipment. You can also focus your career on solving technical problems as an electronics servicing professional. At NECC in the Electronic Equipment Technology Certificate program you’ll enjoy learning with a highly personal touch, including tremendous student support services such as free tutoring and career advising.
How to get started in electronic equipment technology
Get more details about how to apply for this program.
Additional Program Information
You’ll work and learn on state-of-the-art equipment, and gain proficiency using industry-standard tools and software. You’ll be guided by experienced faculty and can participate in many extracurricular activities. In this program you will:
- Go to class in the evening enabling you to work while preparing for a new career
- Gain skills and knowledge in computer science and digital logic and design
- Understand how to analyze circuits and build your problem-solving abilities
- Be able to apply credits earned to NECC’s Associate degree in Engineering Science: Technology Option
- Have an opportunity to participate in an internship as well as multiple career workshops
Credit for Prior Learning or Work Experience
With NECC’s Credit for Prior Learning, you can move through the program at a faster pace and graduate sooner! These credits are covered free-of-charge for eligible Massachusetts learners.
Support for Every Student
NECC offers a variety of student support services, including tutoring, counseling, and academic advising, to help students thrive academically. Want to transfer to NECC? Our advisors are happy to assist you.
Accommodations at NECC
As an ADA-compliant institution, NECC is committed to serving the needs of students, faculty, staff, and visitors with disabilities, including those who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing. We partner with multiple entities are dedicated to ensuring accessibility and inclusivity for all members of the NECC community.
Do you have a documented disability? Are you Deaf or Hard of Hearing? If so, the Center for Accessibility Resources & Services (CARS) can connect you to the services you need to thrive at NECC.
Free Community College
MassEducate & MassReconnect
No tuition. No fees. And both programs include an allowance for books and supplies for eligible students.



