An ITI in Electrician in itself provides scope in the public and private sector. The graduates then become electricians, maintenance technicians/wiring technicians or may join an industry like construction, manufacturing, power plants, and infrastructure development, or electrical equipment-manufacturing companies, where they will assemble, test, or repair electrical systems. There are also opportunities in maintenance departments of hospitals, hotels, and commercial buildings to keep electrical systems running smoothly. After gaining experience, further promotion to electrical supervisor or project coordinator is possible.
ITI electricians may seek government employment in railways, defense, and public sector undertakings (PSUs) like BHEL, NTPC, or state electricity boards. Some can begin their electrical contracting business, or work independently as freelance electricians. There are also postgraduate opportunities that involve a diploma in electrical engineering or specialized certificates in solar energy, automation, or industrial electrical systems, leading to better opportunities in new renewable energy and smart technologies.