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Certificate II in Electrotechnology (Career Start)

The Certificate II in Electrotechnology assists students in gaining the basic knowledge and skills required for the Electrotechnology industry and provides a pathway into an Electrotechnology Apprenticeship.

Electrotechnology students listening to their trainer

This qualification will assist students in gaining the knowledge and skills to resolve single path circuits and electrotechnology problems, dismantle and assemble equipment and fix and secure electrotechnology equipment to walls and metal fixings. Identify and select components and materials and safely use equipment and technologies within the energy sector. Possible Employment Pathways:
  • Electrotechnology Apprentice
  • Trades Assistant
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At Australian Trade Training College we offer a variety of payment options. Find the one that suits you, click on the links below to check Funding eligibility and criteria, or contact us today.

VET in Schools (VETiS)

Non-concession: $225.00
Concession: $175.00

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VET in Schools (VETiS)

Face to face classes including practical training and assessment at our campus
Online theory (supervised and self-paced) via Learning Management System
Research Projects and home reading to be completed as homework
80 hours (minimum) of Work Placement

Delivery Location

During the entire program you will have access to your trainer via phone or email during normal business hours, should you have any questions throughout completing the course.

Requirements for completion of this qualification

Units of Competency

To be awarded this qualification, competency must be achieved, and a total of 410 weighting points obtained through:

  • 270 core weighting points
  • 140 general elective weighting points

Pre-requisite

School students in Years 10-12

Resources

Australian Trade Training College provides computer and internet access as part of classroom-based course delivery.

Duration 

12 months during school year

At Australian Trade Training College we offer a variety of payment options. Find the one that suits you, click on the links below to check Funding eligibility and criteria, or contact us today.

VET in Schools (VETiS)

Non-concession: $225.00
Concession: $175.00

At Australian Trade Training College we offer a variety of payment options. Find the one that suits you, click on the links below to check Funding eligibility and criteria, or contact us today.

VET in Schools (VETiS)

Non-concession: $225.00
Concession: $175.00

Get more information about this course

VET in Schools (VETiS)

Face to face classes including practical training and assessment at our campus
Online theory (supervised and self-paced) via Learning Management System
Research Projects and home reading to be completed as homework
80 hours (minimum) of Work Placement

Delivery Location

During the entire program you will have access to your trainer via phone or email during normal business hours, should you have any questions throughout completing the course.

Requirements for completion of this qualification

Units of Competency

To be awarded this qualification, competency must be achieved, and a total of 410 weighting points obtained through:

  • 270 core weighting points
  • 140 general elective weighting points

Pre-requisite

School students in Years 10-12

Resources

Australian Trade Training College provides computer and internet access as part of classroom-based course delivery.

Duration 

12 months during school year

At Australian Trade Training College we offer a variety of payment options. Find the one that suits you, click on the links below to check Funding eligibility and criteria, or contact us today.

VET in Schools (VETiS)

Non-concession: $225.00
Concession: $175.00

12 months during school year

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