The Electrical | Maintenance Technician program provides hands-on HVAC training to prepare students for entry-level careers in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning. Training covers electrical wiring, circuitry, NEC codes, data and cable lines, tool handling, conduit bending, fixture installation, safety practices, and career readiness. The 12-week program is open to Mecklenburg County residents who are at least 18 years old, hold a high school diploma or GED, and can pass a background check and drug test. No prior experience is required, though basic math and mechanical aptitude are helpful. Graduates receive a certificate of completion from the Urban League, along with resume support, interview coaching, and job placement assistance through local employer partnerships and apprenticeship opportunities. Financial aid is available through grants, scholarships, and workforce development funding, making the program free for qualified applicants. Graduates also receive ongoing monthly professional development support. To apply, students must complete an online application, attend an information session, selection committee interview, and orientation, and submit required documents, including proof of education, ID, a Mecklenburg County consent form, and a background check form.