How long is Navy ET A-School?

Navy Electronics Technicians attend Apprentice Technical Training for 11 weeks, then move to A-School to study for an additional 19 weeks. C-School is based on their specialty and can last up to 12 weeks.

What ASVAB scores do you need to be a Navy Electronics Technician?

To become a Navy Electronics Technician, you’ll need a combined score of 222 in the Math Knowledge, Electronics Intelligence, General Science, and Arithmetic Reasoning portions of the ASVAB. Alternatively, you'll also qualify if your AR+2MK+GS is over 230.