Program Structure:
The Electrician Training Program is divided into three phases, each combining theoretical instruction with practical workplace training:

Phase 1: Focuses on foundational theory and basic practical skills.

Phase 2: Builds upon Phase 1, introducing more advanced concepts and applications.

Phase 3: Prepares students for the Trade Test, with up to 8 weeks dedicated to electrical training.

Role of an Electrician:

An Electrician is trained and qualified to install, operate, repair, upgrade, and service various electrical systems. These systems can include wiring, specialized electrical equipment, and different fixtures. Electricians work within relevant codes and regulations and may also install and service street lights, intercom systems, and various control systems. They work in homes, complexes, housing developments, large skyscrapers, factories, and power stations.

Specializations:

Electricians can specialize in different areas, including:

• Regular Electrician
• Engineering Electrician
• Construction Electrician
• Mining Electrician

• Auto Electrician
• Aircraft Electrician.

Key Responsibilities:

Designing layouts based on job specifications and local codes

Reading building plans to understand electrical circuits

Studying electrical configurations

Ordering supplies

Testing and inspecting circuits and systems using specialized equipment

Installing complex electrical equipment