What would be a good entry level title that I could get in with learning on my own and having an almost 2 year diploma in electrical construction maintenance?
I can't give a good answer to this without learning a lot more about what you have studied in your courses, and also knowing what type of company you were thinking of as an employer. Since I'm not willing to put the time in to resolve this lack of info, I'll just take a general shot at an answer by saying that the usual categories where I live include:
- electrician : mainly involved with installing and maintaining electrical distribution physical plant, building wiring, and maintenance of electrical systems at factories, mills and many other systems. Not much involvement with electronic circuits. Very focused on jobs involving safety Electrical Code.
- electronics technician: handles the more complex IT installations in commercial and private buildings but does not usually touch high voltage (ie. greater than 60 volts) electrical; looks after doing the jobs in factories and manufacturing companies like testing, repairs, building one-off equipment; does problem solving of electronic equipment and systems including repairs of complex equipment
- electronics technologist: designs electronic systems; maintains complex electronics and systems; fault finding and improvements of more complicated electronics. Often works in team with engineer to create products and complex systems.
- engineer: applies physical principals to create technologies; invents processes; designs equipment and systems; often is the last resort problem solver for the most difficult problems
- professional engineer: an engineer who has proven technical competency; who also legally takes responsibility for his/her work; who formally subscribes to a code of ethics
There is a lot of overlap between categories and categorization can be fuzzy. For example, a tech trained in the military might have a strong cross section of capabilities across these categories.
From what you have posted so far, are you aiming for something like an electronics technician role, or perhaps an electronics technologist?