TasTAFE
12 months or less
This entry-level electrotechnology course prepares students for apprenticeships and careers in electrical trades through hands-on training in safety, circuit problem-solving, and equipment operation. Ideal for school leavers, pre-apprenticeship seekers, and those looking to upskill in the electrical industry.
There are no essential entry requirements for this course. However, students must be at least 16 years old to enrol. A Pre-enrolment Skills Review is required to progress through the application process. This is not a pass/fail test but a questionnaire to identify literacy, numeracy, digital and learning skills. Desirable skills include sound reading and writing abilities, strong mathematical skills, basic knowledge of scientific principles, and basic hand tool skills.
Core units include: Prepare to work safely in the construction industry, Apply work health and safety regulations in the workplace, Carry out routine work activities in an energy sector environment, Identify and select components and materials for energy sector work, Provide solutions to routine electrotechnology problems, Solve problems in single path circuits, Use routine equipment and technologies in an energy sector environment, and Provide basic sustainable energy solutions. Elective units cover fabricating and assembling utilities components, fixing and securing electrotechnology equipment, producing routine tools and devices, providing basic instruction in electrotechnology apparatus, and maintaining documentation.
TasTAFE is Tasmania's leading vocational education and training provider with extensive industry connections and hands-on learning facilities. The course is delivered by experienced instructors with practical expertise in electrotechnology trades. TasTAFE offers comprehensive student support services, flexible study options, and recognition of prior learning to help students succeed. The institution maintains strong relationships with employers and apprenticeship providers, enhancing employment prospects for graduates.
Successful completion of this qualification enables you to seek employment in a wide range of Electrotechnology trades including electrical, refrigeration, electronics and telecommunications. The course provides a clear pathway to further study at Certificate III, IV or Diploma-level qualifications. Many graduates progress into apprenticeships in the electrical trades, while others move directly into entry-level positions as service technicians or telecommunications technicians in the energy and utilities sectors.
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