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Danville Area Community College Associate Degree for WIND ENERGY TECHNICIAN
Danville Area Community College

Associate Degree for WIND ENERGY TECHNICIAN

0 up to 2 Years

English

Full time

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Sep 2025

On-Campus

Key Summary

    About: The Associate Degree for Wind Energy Technician prepares students for careers in wind energy. It combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on training, focusing on energy generation and maintenance of wind turbines. The program covers safety standards, electrical systems, and troubleshooting skills.
    Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles such as wind turbine technician, service technician, or field service engineer. They may also find opportunities in renewable energy companies, utility firms, or as independent contractors in the growing field of wind energy.

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Danville Area Community College delivers the only hands-on Wind Energy Technician Associate Degree Program in the State of Illinois. DACC has established strong partnerships with industry employers who help guide the program, offering industry-driven training and equipment.

Wind Technology graduates have the skills necessary to be immediately employed and successful in technical positions. Students completing the program may earn multiple industry certifications such as Climb & Rescue, OSHA 10, First Aid/CPR/AED, and NFPA 70E Arc Flash Safety. Community college tuition is more affordable than most private trade schools, and financial aid options are available.

The Wind Energy field offers technicians the opportunity to travel and perform hands-on work in a thrilling environment. The field has a strong job outlook and is expected to double in the next 10 years – much faster than average.

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