Tucson College

Arizona State Board for Private Postsecondary Education has licensed Tucson college to operate in the state of Arizona.

Tucson College has achieved accreditation through (ACISC) - the Accrediting council for Independent Colleges and Schools. ACICS is a nationally-recognized accrediting agency according to the U.S. Department of Education.

Tucson College has created and maintains an vigorous career placement service to aid upcoming graduates and graduates in acquiring educationally-related career opportunities. In order to lend a hand to each student trying to access the marketplace, Tucson College continuously works closely with business and industry.

By aiding the graduates' development of a positive self-image and assessing their strengths and career expectations, graduates are then presented as career professionals to employers.

It is the goal of the Tucson College to help students realize a high degree of personal and professional development and successful employment; however, Tucson College cannot guarantee employment.

Electrical Technician

Upon successful completion of the Electrical Technician program, graduates will be eligible for a variety of entry-level Electrical Technician positions.

Students will acquire an all-inclusive knowledge base that includes: electrical code, wiring installation, conduit bending, motors and transformer systems, manual and electric industrial controls.

After graduating from this program, students will be able to work in new construction electrical work, as well as residential and industrial maintenance.