• You want to become a Licensed Electrician*.

Then this is the course for you.

To make an informed choice about the suitability of this course, please consider the essential skills and knowledge below. You must:

• Have well-developed communication skills.
• Demonstrated ability to follow plans, instructions and solve problems.
• Show ability to follow Work, Health and Safety procedures.
• Can work independently, as well as in a team environment.
• Enjoy and have an aptitude for technical activities.
• Feel comfortable working in a physical environment.

On completion of this course, you will have the skills and knowledge to select, install, set up, test, fault find, repair and maintain electrical systems and equipment in building and premises.

*Additional requirements apply. Please refer to the heading ‘Important Information’.

Time Commitment – You will need to allocate appropriate time to complete this course. This includes attending classes on-site and/or online as outlined in the study mode; and undertake independent study outside of class hours, including private study, assessment preparation, research and complete assessment requirements. 

Below are some of the important personal skills you will be required to develop and demonstrate during training. These skills are highly valued by industry:

• Respectful Communication - Interact with people from different backgrounds, share ideas effectively and build trust.
• Teamwork – Collaborate with others, show them respect, and be open to feedback.
• Problem Solving - There is always a solution. How do you respond to a challenge? If you spot a problem, we encourage you to ask questions, clarify as needed, and respond appropriately within your training.
• Initiative - Stay motivated, take proactive steps, and seek help when necessary.
• Planning - Manage time well. Knowing how to prioritise and completing your tasks efficiently are crucial for your success.
• Self-Management - Reflect on your performance. Reflection is a powerful tool for growth and success as a student at South Regional TAFE. Being a professional in the workplace can mean learning when to accept responsibility for your failures as often as your successes. This is how we learn!
• Learning – Recognise what your strengths already are. Then embrace all the new knowledge and experience from your South Regional TAFE journey to grow as a student. Some of the skills you will learn include:
  • Install low voltage wiring, switchgear and appliances.
  • Arrange and connect circuits.
  • Troubleshoot and problem solve apparatus and circuits.
  • Use hand and power tools.
  • Interpret drawings.
  • Take electrical and electronic measurements.
  • Workplace Health and Safety.
• Technology - Adapt to new tools, access digital resources, and integrate technology into your learning.