>>11225515Not sure about elsewhere but in Canada i took an EET diploma (just a 2 year diploma where i live).
Most people that got a job with it ended up: Commissioning substations(Sub tech)
In Electrical design (various industries) but usually just drafting circuits and stuff
As PLC Techs(industrial automation systems)
Some work their way into management and others went on to university to get a bachelor's in Electrical Engineering.
There are other more specific positions like i ended up as an operator at an electrical utility.
To answer your question those are common career paths i saw but a lot depends on where you live.
