Electrotechnology
Electrical
A course by
SIT
This Electrotechnology programme provides the fundamentals of electrical theory and practical skills for careers as an electrician, electrical engineer and air conditioning technician, designed to create job opportunities and prepare students for apprenticeships.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Invercargill, Invercargill
Core skills this course teaches
Understand electrical theory
Learners will gain fundamental knowledge of electrical theory applicable to the electrical industry.
Develop practical electrical skills
Learners will develop hands-on skills for working safely and effectively as an electrician or in related roles.
Apply mathematical concepts
Learners will understand and apply relevant mathematics necessary for electrical engineering and trade requirements.
What You're Signing Up For
If you have a desire to learn how electricity works and an interest in becoming an electrician, this programme provides fundamentals of electrical theory and practical skills to progress in the electrical industry. It covers the first year of off-job training typically required in an apprenticeship including electrical theory, supported by assistance with maths, helping start apprenticeships effectively.
Course Content
- Electrical theory fundamentals
- Practical electrical skills
- Mathematical support for electrical concepts
- Preparation for electrical industry apprenticeships
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Electrical Industry
Construction
Engineering
Future employment opportunities might be
Electrician apprentice
Electrical technician
Air conditioning technician
Electrical engineer support roles