10809NAT – Course in Electrician – Minimum Australian Context Gap
This course equips overseas-trained electricians with the knowledge and skills needed to meet Australian industry standards. It covers local electrical regulations, safety requirements, and essential work practices, providing a crucial pathway toward industry recognition and licensing.
Deposit: $1500
Enrolment Fee: $100 AUD
Books: $550 AUD
$7,200.00
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Course overview
Our nationally recognized NAT10809 Gap Training – Course in Electrician provides the Minimum Australian Context Gap training required for skilled migrants holding an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) in the electrical trade. This course is designed to help overseas-trained electricians bridge the gap in Australian standards, regulations, and work practices, ensuring they meet local licensing and industry requirements.
Throughout this course, students will gain essential knowledge and skills, including:
- Understanding and applying Australian Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations in an electrical workplace
- Identifying and implementing risk control measures for electrical hazards
- Applying Australian wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000) to electrical installations
- Safely disconnecting and reconnecting fixed-wired electrical equipment connected to a low-voltage supply
- Performing electrical testing, fault diagnosis, and compliance assessments
- Ensuring electrical work meets Australian compliance and licensing standards
This training is a crucial step toward obtaining an Australian electrical license and continuing your career as a fully qualified electrician in Australia.
Features
- Nationally Recognized Qualification – Meets Australian industry and regulatory standards
- Designed for OTSR Holders – Specifically for overseas-trained electricians bridging the knowledge gap
- Flexible Study Options – Self-paced learning that fits around work commitments
- Comprehensive Curriculum – Covers Australian safety standards, hands-on electrical training, and compliance
- Pathway to Licensing – Essential for meeting requirements to work as an air conditioning technician in Australia
Skills & Competencies
- Apply Australian Work Health and Safety (WHS) practices in air conditioning and refrigeration workplaces
- Identify and document control measures for workplace hazards and risks
- Understand and apply Australian wiring rules (AS/NZS 3000)
- Safely disconnecting and reconnecting electrical equipment
- Performing compliance assessments for electrical installations
Benefits
Nationally Recognized Certification
Receive a nationally accredited certificate upon successful completion of your course, ensuring you meet Australian industry standards.
Learn from Industry Experts
Benefit from the knowledge and experience of seasoned trainers and professionals who understand real-world trade applications.
Ongoing Industry Connections
Gain access to an extensive network of industry partners and resources to support your career development.
Local Support, When You Need It
Based in New South Wales, we provide personalized support to help you succeed throughout your training journey.
Flexible Study Options
Choose between our many intakes per year, or a hybrid approach to suit your lifestyle and employment.
Advance Your Career
Our courses are designed to open doors to promotions, higher earning potential, and lifelong career growth in the trades industry.
What will I learn?
10 Modules • Approx 6-8 months of Learning Content
Apply Australian Work Health and Safety (WHS) Practices in the Electrical Workplace (NAT10809001)
This unit covers essential WHS procedures and regulations specific to the Australian electrical industry. Students will learn how to identify hazards, assess risks, and implement safety measures in compliance with local workplace standards.
Document and Apply Control Measures for Australian Electrical Workplace Hazards and Risks (NAT10809002)
This unit involves documenting and implementing control measures to manage hazards and risks specific to Australian electrical workplaces, ensuring compliance with safety standards and regulations.
Apply Australian Standards and Requirements to Solve LV A.C. Circuits/Systems Problems (NAT10809003)
This unit focuses on applying Australian standards and requirements to address issues in low voltage alternating current circuits and systems, ensuring proper functionality and safety.
Select Protection Devices and Systems for Low Voltage Electrical Installations (NAT10809004)
This unit covers the selection of appropriate protection devices and systems for low voltage electrical installations, ensuring compliance with Australian standards and safety requirements.
Select Wiring Systems and Cables for Low Voltage Electrical Installations (NAT10809005)
This unit involves selecting suitable wiring systems and cables for low voltage electrical installations, adhering to Australian standards and ensuring safe and efficient operation.
Verify Compliance, Functionality, and Aspects Critical to the Safety of Electrical Installations (NAT10809006):
This unit focuses on verifying that electrical installations comply with Australian standards, function correctly, and meet critical safety requirements.
Lay and Connect Australian Telecommunication Services for Multiple Access (NAT10809013)
This unit involves laying and connecting telecommunication services in Australia for multiple access, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and efficient operation.
Elective Unit - Source and Purchase Australian Material/Parts for Electrical Work (NAT10809008)
Students will develop skills in sourcing and procuring electrical components in Australia, ensuring compliance with local quality and safety standards.
Maintain Documentation (UEECO0002)
This module teaches the importance of maintaining accurate records, compliance reports, and system documentation in electrical and refrigeration workplaces.
Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (HLTAID009)
A critical unit focused on CPR training and emergency response procedures, ensuring students are equipped to handle workplace emergencies involving electrical incidents or refrigerant exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this course for?
This course is designed for overseas-trained electricians who hold an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) and need to complete their Minimum Australian Context Gap Training to meet local industry requirements.
What are the prerequisites?
To enroll, you must have:
- A valid OTSR for the occupation Electrician (General Class)
- Competency in spoken and written English for workplace communication
- Access to a workplace or practical training environment (if required)
What will I learn?
You will gain essential knowledge and skills related to:
• Australian workplace safety regulations for electrical work
• Hazard identification and risk control measures specific to electrical installations
• Local electrical standards and compliance requirements
• System troubleshooting and maintenance following Australian regulations
How long does the course take?
The course is self-paced, allowing you to study while balancing work and other commitments. It should take you between 6 to 8 months to complete.
Will this course help me get a licence?
Yes! Completing this course is a mandatory step toward obtaining an electrician licence in Australia. However, additional state or territory licensing requirements may apply.
How is the course delivered?
The course is offered through flexible study options, with self-paced learning and trainer support once per week to help you meet licensing requirements efficiently. Please keep in mind that some practical sessions will be required at our Ingleburn campus.
10809NAT – Course in Electrician – Minimum Australian Context Gap
$7,200.00
This course equips overseas-trained electricians with the knowledge and skills needed to meet Australian industry standards. It covers local electrical regulations, safety requirements, and essential work practices, providing a crucial pathway toward industry recognition and licensing.
Deposit: $1500
Enrolment Fee: $100 AUD
Books: $550 AUD
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