• Electrotechnology Electrician


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  • Electrotechnology Electrician


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Electrotechnology Electrician

Certificate III in Electro-Technology


Electricians play an essential role in any construction project. During the course, you'll learn how to perform fundamental tasks such as:


  • Troubleshooting DC circuits
  • Complete connections of low-voltage cables, wires, and accessories
  • Diagnose faults in electromagnetic devices and their circuits
  • Apply sustainable and environmentally friendly practices in the energy sector


Upon graduation, students will be able to work in various areas of electricity, including:



  • Plan and organize work efficiently
  • Develop and connect electrical control circuits
  • Create, program, and test programmable controllers
  • Record and implement measures to reduce workplace safety risks with electrotechnology
  • Check that low-voltage electrical installations are functioning correctly and in accordance with current regulations.


  • About the course

    Duration: 12 to 24 months

    Cost: Between $25,000 and $30,000 per year

    Intake: February, June, July and October

    Cities: Sydney

  • Requirements

    1) Students must be at least 18 years of age.


    2) Academic requirement: Have completed the equivalent of Australian Year 10 (primary/secondary education) in the country of origin.


    3) It is mandatory to present proof of your English level.


    • Accepted tests: IELTS, PTE, among others.
    • Example: IELTS with a minimum overall score of 6.0, and no band below 5.5 (or equivalent).
    • The test must be valid (taken within the last 2 years) at the time of visa application.
    • Some educational institutions offer an internal English test (taken at the school itself) that can be used to prove the required level of English.

    Exemptions:

    You may be exempt from the English language requirement if:


    – are a citizen and hold a passport from the United Kingdom, USA, Canada, New Zealand or Ireland.


    – are enrolled in a major course that is a registered school course, an intensive English language course (ELICOS), a course registered to be taught in another language, or a registered postgraduate research course.


    – have studied for at least 5 years in English in one or more of the following countries: Australia, United Kingdom, USA, Canada, New Zealand, South Africa or Ireland.

  • Job market

    Possible Career Paths:


    • General Electrician
    • Telecommunications Trades Worker
    • Electrician Tradesperson

    Job Market:


    • Electronic engineering technicians earn, on average, $1,430 per week.

    • The average number of hours worked per week in Australia is 37.5 hours.

    • Employment in this area has grown significantly over the last five years, but has declined in the long term.

    • 93% of professionals in this area work full-time.

    • They can act independently or be part of energy, mining or government agencies.

    Higher Education Opportunities:


    • Bachelor of Electrical and Aerospace Engineering

  • Score to Immigrate

    This is the minimum score that this profession was called in the last rounds of invitations for the 189 visa:


    Electrician (ANZSCO 341111)


    August 21, 2025: 65 points

    November 7, 2024: 65 points

    September 5, 2024: 65 points



    Information taken from the Home Affairs website.

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