Les électriciens exercent une partie ou l’ensemble des fonctions suivantes:

• Lire et interpréter les schémas, les plans de circuits et les prescriptions du code de l’électricité dans le but de déterminer le tracé du câblage dans divers bâtiments neufs ou existants ;
• Faire passer le câble dans les conduits et à travers les parois et les planchers ;
• Installer les supports et les consoles sur lesquels l’équipement électrique est monté ;
• Installer, remplacer et réparer les dispositifs d’éclairage et le matériel de commande et de distribution électrique, tels qu’interrupteurs, relais et disjoncteurs ;
• Épisser, joindre et raccorder les câbles aux appareils et aux composants pour établir des circuits ;
• Procéder aux essais de continuité afin de s’assurer de la compatibilité et de la sécurité des circuits, après installation, remplacement ou réparation, à l’aide d’instruments appropriés ;
• Localise et isoler les défauts des systèmes électriques et électroniques, et enlever et remplacer les composants défectueux ;
• Raccorder l’alimentation électrique aux appareils audio-visuels, aux dispositifs de signalisation et aux appareils de chauffage et de climatisation.

Admission Requirements for International Students:

* Please note that an international student registered in the electricity program assumes the responsibility of finding and completing the 150 hours of work, required by the CCQ, following his/her training, with a company or a contractor in electricity and understand that he/she would not have the same advantages as local students in the labor market.

International students applying for Electricity program must sign the waiver form ❐

For more information, please contact us.

Admission Requirements for Local Students:

To be eligible for admission for vocational studies leading to an DEP in Electricity, students who are Canadian or permanent residents must meet one of the following requirements:

Persons holding a Secondary School Diploma or its recognized equivalent.

OR

Persons who are at least 16 years of age on September 30 of the school year in which their training is to begin and have earned the Secondary IV credits in language of instruction, second language and mathematics in the programs of study established by the Minister, or have been granted recognition of equivalent learning.

OR

Persons who are at least 18 years of age upon entry into the program and have the following functional prerequisites: the successful completion of the General Development Test (see the following table), or recognition of equivalent learning:

SPECIFIC PREREQUISITES
Language of Instruction		Mathmatics
Adults	Youth	Adults	Youth
3101-1	632-306	4153-2	063-414
3102-2		(4103-1)	563-414
(3070-3)			064-426
			564-426
			065-426
			565-426

Required Documents:

Birth Certificate in French or English.

FAQ:

1. What are the program objectives?
Aviron Technical Institute of Montreal prepares the Electricity student to install and/or maintain electrical systems in the residential, commercial, industrial and public work sectors.

2. What is the nature of work in this industry?
The electricity program prepares you to install, repair, and maintain electrical systems and equipment such as electric motors, transformers, wiring, switches, and alarm systems.

3. What are the main characteristics of an electrician?

Able to perform physical labor

Physical strength and stamina

Ability to work at heights

Ability to do precision work

Ability to work outdoors and/or indoors

4. Can I work as an independent electrician after I graduate?
No, once you graduate and receive your DEP in electricity, you must get your certification as an apprentice electrician. An employer’s guarantee of 150 hours of employment is required to receive the certification as an apprentice electrician.

Once completed, the apprenticeship certificate will allow you to work under the supervision of a companion, in which four learning periods consisting of 2,000 hours each, or 8,000 hours in total, must be completed before being eligible to qualify for Construction Commission of Quebec (CCQ) examination.

5. How and when can I apply for the Electricity program?
Refer to our program start dates, for schedule and availability. To get more information and start the application process, you can :

Request a brochure for the program

Call us at 1-514-739-3010

Email us at info@avirontech.com

Visit us at : 5460 Royalmount, Ville Mont Royal, Québec, H4P 1H7 (Metro de la Savane)

Start Dates:

Course	Starting Date	End Date	Status
Electricity - English - Days	2024-12-09	2026-03-10	Full
Electricity - English - Days	2025-04-07	2026-06-29	Available
Electricity - English - Evenings	2025-05-05	2027-04-19	Available

See Start Dates for French Program