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Electronics Technicians Association

The Electronics Technicians Association, International, Inc. (doing business as ETA International) is a US-based not-for-profit 501(c)(6) trade association founded in 1978. The association provides certifications in industries such as basic electronics, fiber optics and data cabling, renewable energy, information technology, photonics and precision…

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Founded
1978
Industry
Educational Assessments Electronic Assessments Performance Tests
Headquarters
Greencastle, Indiana, USA
Key people
Bryan Allen, President
Type
Not for profit 501(c)(6)

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Electronics Technicians Association

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Edges26
Triples24
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Founded · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → 1978
Headquarters · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → Greencastle, Indiana, USA
Industry · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → Educational Assessments Electronic Assessments Performance Tests
Key people · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → Bryan Allen, President
Type · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → Not for profit 501(c)(6)
Website · 1
Electronics Technicians Association → www.etai.org

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eta electronics program association certifications international technicians service technology certification communications certified membership cet organization optics photonics biomedical basic fiber

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Electronics Technicians AssociationFounded19781.00infobox
Electronics Technicians AssociationHeadquartersGreencastle, Indiana, USA1.00infobox
Electronics Technicians AssociationIndustryEducational Assessments Electronic Assessments Performance Tests1.00infobox
Electronics Technicians AssociationKey peopleBryan Allen, President1.00infobox
Electronics Technicians AssociationTypeNot for profit 501(c)(6)1.00infobox
Electronics Technicians AssociationWebsitewww.etai.org1.00infobox
basic electronicsinstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text
fiber opticsinstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text
data cablinginstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text
renewable energyinstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text
information technologyinstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text
photonicsinstance ofThe association provides certifications in industries0.80text

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