TAFE NSW
4 years
Start your career as an electrical fitter and gain the technical skills needed to succeed. Learn from industry-experienced teachers in our simulated workplace workshops.
This course requires evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol, including employment in the electrotechnology industry and a general construction induction card (white card). You'll also need a reasonable level of fitness, confidence working at heights and in confined spaces, experience handling tools and equipment, good organizational skills, and language, literacy and numeracy skills at a Year 10 high school level.
Through a mixture of theory and practical course work, you'll learn to problem solve on magnetic and electromagnetic devices, single path circuits, low voltage a.c. circuits, direct current machines and multiple path circuits. You'll also fit, assemble, erect, manufacture, operate, test, fault find, repair and alter electrical equipment, while applying environmental and sustainable practices and following work health and safety practices.
TAFE NSW is a leading provider of vocational education and training, with industry-experienced teachers and simulated workplace workshops to help you develop the practical skills needed to succeed in the electrotechnology industry.
As an electrical fitter technician, you could work in areas like appliance repair, motor winding, switchboard manufacture and electrical equipment maintenance. This course also provides a pathway to further study, such as the Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician and Certificate IV in Industrial Electronics and Control.
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