Title: Research career opportunities in electric transmission and distribution.
Course: Introduction to Energy Transmission and Distribution I (20902-I) > Section: Understanding the Electrical Grid

Research should include

- postsecondary training
  - registered apprenticeship programs
  - two- and four-year colleges
  - military training
  - adult learning centers
  - professional/private education agencies
  - cooperative education
  - work-based learning
  - workshops conducted by the Department of Professional and Occupational Regulations (DPOR)
- various occupations (e.g., ground worker, line worker, grid operator, substation engineer, distribution engineer, meter servicer, customer service representative, manager)
- certifications (e.g., Association of Energy Engineers [AEE])
- national/local trade organizations.

Process/Skill Questions:

- How many jobs are available in the energy sector?
- What is the role of a journeyman electrician?
- What is the role of a lawyer in the energy industry?
- What are some trade organizations that support energy employees?
- What energy careers offer the highest salaries with the least amount of schooling?