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Course in Electrician – Minimum Australian Context Gap

The knowledge and skills of many overseas workers can be very high, but there are differences in the way the technical expertise needs to be applied in Australia. The Course in Electrician – Minimum Australian Context Gap (MACG) provides the Australian Context Gap training to holders of an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) and seeking to work in Australia, and is required to be completed before an Electrotechnology Electrician qualification can be granted by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) and occupational licence issued.

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$6,500.00

This course provides Minimum Australian Context Gap training to holders of an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) for the UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (or successor) who then may apply to the relevant Australian state and territory licensing authority for an unrestricted Electrician Licence (or equivalent).

We offer this course in Queensland, New South Wales, Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia and Northern Territory.

For more information on the Eligibility and Enrolment requirements, please refer to the MACG Course Information Guide.

On successful completion of this course a Statement of Attainment will be issued. Participants can then apply with the Registered Training Organisation responsible for issuing the OTSR for the issuance of UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (or successor).

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Fee For Service (FFS)

$6,500.00 

  • Enrolment payment — $1,500.00 payable upon commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 payable 3 months from commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 
  • Completion payment — $2,000.00 payable on completion 

$6,500.00

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Blended

Online theory (self-paced) via Learning Management System and practical training and assessment predominantly onsite at your workplace or at our campus.

Delivery Location

  • Online
  • Your workplace
  • Banyo Campus

During the entire program you will have access to your trainer via phone or email during normal business hours, should you have any questions throughout completing the course.

Duration

12 months full-time

Requirements for completion of this qualification

Units of Competency

To be awarded this qualification, competency must be achieved in 8 units of competency:

  • Six (6) core units of competency
  • Two (2) elective units
  • NAT10809001 Apply Australian Work Health and Safety practices in the electrical workplace
  • NAT10809002 Document and apply control measures for Australian electrical workplace hazards and risks
  • NAT10809003 Apply Australian standards and requirements to solve LV a.c. circuits/systems problems
  • NAT10809004 Select protection devices and systems for low voltage circuits and apparatus
  • NAT10809005 Select wiring systems and cables for low voltage electrical installations
  • NAT10809006 Verify compliance, functionality and aspects critical to the safety of electrical installations
  • NAT10809007 Use computer applications for electrical work in Australia
  • NAT10809013 Lay and connect Australian telecommunication services for multiple access

Pre-requisite

  • hold an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) for a UEE30811 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (or successor)
  • hold a provisional/restricted licence issued by the regulatory authority responsible for regulating electrical work and licensing of workers in the jurisdiction where the training will take place
  • be engaged (employed) as an electrical worker or have access to a workplace environment that replicates workplace conditions
  • hold a certificate of currency for resuscitation (CPR) within the last twelve months and can provide a certificate of currency

For information on how to apply for an OTSR please contact 1300 017 199 or visit Trades Recognition Australia website.

Regulatory Requirements

For more information on how to apply for an occupational licence/permit please visit the relevant Licensing authority website.

  • Queensland Government – WorkSafe licensing
  • NSW Government – NSW tradesperson licensing
  • Energy Space Victoria – Working in Victoria with overseas qualifications
  • South Australia – Work and business licenses
  • Northern Territory – Licensing Board
  • Western Australia – Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety

Resources

Access to a computer/laptop and internet, a video and audio recording device (e.g. smart phone or web cam) and current email address.
It is also recommended you have access to AS/NZS 3000 (known as the Electrical Wiring Rules)

$6,500.00

Fee For Service (FFS)

$6,500.00 

  • Enrolment payment — $1,500.00 payable upon commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 payable 3 months from commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 
  • Completion payment — $2,000.00 payable on completion 

$6,500.00

Fee For Service (FFS)

$6,500.00 

  • Enrolment payment — $1,500.00 payable upon commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 payable 3 months from commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 
  • Completion payment — $2,000.00 payable on completion 

Enquire Now

Blended

Online theory (self-paced) via Learning Management System and practical training and assessment predominantly onsite at your workplace or at our campus.

Delivery Location

  • Online
  • Your workplace
  • Banyo Campus

During the entire program you will have access to your trainer via phone or email during normal business hours, should you have any questions throughout completing the course.

Duration

12 months full-time

Requirements for completion of this qualification

Units of Competency

To be awarded this qualification, competency must be achieved in 8 units of competency:

  • Six (6) core units of competency
  • Two (2) elective units
  • NAT10809001 Apply Australian Work Health and Safety practices in the electrical workplace
  • NAT10809002 Document and apply control measures for Australian electrical workplace hazards and risks
  • NAT10809003 Apply Australian standards and requirements to solve LV a.c. circuits/systems problems
  • NAT10809004 Select protection devices and systems for low voltage circuits and apparatus
  • NAT10809005 Select wiring systems and cables for low voltage electrical installations
  • NAT10809006 Verify compliance, functionality and aspects critical to the safety of electrical installations
  • NAT10809007 Use computer applications for electrical work in Australia
  • NAT10809013 Lay and connect Australian telecommunication services for multiple access

Pre-requisite

  • hold an Offshore Technical Skills Record (OTSR) for a UEE30811 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician (or successor)
  • hold a provisional/restricted licence issued by the regulatory authority responsible for regulating electrical work and licensing of workers in the jurisdiction where the training will take place
  • be engaged (employed) as an electrical worker or have access to a workplace environment that replicates workplace conditions
  • hold a certificate of currency for resuscitation (CPR) within the last twelve months and can provide a certificate of currency

For information on how to apply for an OTSR please contact 1300 017 199 or visit Trades Recognition Australia website.

Regulatory Requirements

For more information on how to apply for an occupational licence/permit please visit the relevant Licensing authority website.

  • Queensland Government – WorkSafe licensing
  • NSW Government – NSW tradesperson licensing
  • Energy Space Victoria – Working in Victoria with overseas qualifications
  • South Australia – Work and business licenses
  • Northern Territory – Licensing Board
  • Western Australia – Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety

Resources

Access to a computer/laptop and internet, a video and audio recording device (e.g. smart phone or web cam) and current email address.
It is also recommended you have access to AS/NZS 3000 (known as the Electrical Wiring Rules)

$6,500.00

Fee For Service (FFS)

$6,500.00 

  • Enrolment payment — $1,500.00 payable upon commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 payable 3 months from commencement 
  • Progression payment — $1,500.00 
  • Completion payment — $2,000.00 payable on completion 

12 months full-time

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