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Unspecified Code Electrical Fitting and Electrical Mechanic
Unspecified Code Electrical Fitting and Electrical Mechanic
Accredited course
National Code:
State Code:
1762
1762
TGA Status:
Draft
Draft
DTWD Status:
Approved
Approved
State Implementation and Classification
Approved Date
Field of Education
031313 - Electrical Fitting, Electrical Mechanics
AQF Level
Unspecified Code
Nominal Hours
932
Duration
Unspecified
Stream of Study
Partial Exemption to Recognised Trades Course (3211)
Accredited Date
Expiry Date
VET Act Classifier
C
VET Act Conditions
Description
To provide the student with technical training
equivalent to 1A, 1B and 2A of the TAFE segment of
the apprenticeship course for electrical fitting and
electrical mechanics.
To enhance skill development in all aspects of the
trade enabling the student to equal the level of
training of an industrial apprentice who has
completed one and half years of an apprenticeship.
Schedule
1. CORE
| State Code | National Code | Title | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 63129 | Communication (Common Core) | 34 | Module | |
| 63133 | Communication (Trades) | 34 | Module | |
| 90066 | Electrical Fitting and Electrical Mechanic App 1a | 144 | Module | |
| 90067 | Electrical Fitting and Electrical Mechanic App 1b | 144 | Module | |
| 90068 | Electrical Fitting and Electrical Mechanic App 2a | 144 | Module | |
| 98002 | Supplementary Practical Skills 1a | 68 | Module | |
| 98003 | Supplementary Practical Skills 1b | 68 | Module |
No information
VET Info Notes
1 The subjects 98002 and 98003 each have a duration of 216 hours in this
course.
2 REMEDIAL ACTION
The primary responsibility for initiating remedial
action necessary in the areas of technical training,
related trade subjects and educational subjects
rests with the individual lecturer.
Students not conforming to the essential safe
working practices established for the course, or not
progressing satisfactorily, may be asked to leave
the course.
3 ACCREDITATION
On successful completion of the technical training
section of the course, the student shall be credited
with subjects 1A, 1B and 2A of the Electrical
Fitting and Electrical Mechanics apprenticeship
course.
4 SUPPLEMENTARY PRACTICAL SKILLS
Factory and on-site visits should be undertaken when
available and relevant. On-site and on-campus real
work to be undertaken when relevant work available.
5 CERTIFICATE OF PRE-APPRENTICESHIP STUDIES
To be eligible for the Certificate of
Pre-Apprenticeship Studies the student must obtain a
pass standard in all subjects.
6 NEW APPRENTICE TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT SCHEME (NATAS)
For an apprentice to be eligible for a
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING TRADE
CERTIFICATE, the apprentice must have achieved
the competencies as determined by the rules of the
appropriate Trade Training Schedule (TTS).
Achievement of College-listed competencies for each
apprentice, as listed in the TTS, is to be recorded
on the appropriate Trade Training Schedule
Assessment forms.
The Division of Industrial Training (DIT) will
require a completed College assessment report at the
conclusion of the apprentice's College training.
This report is to be forwarded to DIT prior to the
close of College business in the year of completion.
course.
2 REMEDIAL ACTION
The primary responsibility for initiating remedial
action necessary in the areas of technical training,
related trade subjects and educational subjects
rests with the individual lecturer.
Students not conforming to the essential safe
working practices established for the course, or not
progressing satisfactorily, may be asked to leave
the course.
3 ACCREDITATION
On successful completion of the technical training
section of the course, the student shall be credited
with subjects 1A, 1B and 2A of the Electrical
Fitting and Electrical Mechanics apprenticeship
course.
4 SUPPLEMENTARY PRACTICAL SKILLS
Factory and on-site visits should be undertaken when
available and relevant. On-site and on-campus real
work to be undertaken when relevant work available.
5 CERTIFICATE OF PRE-APPRENTICESHIP STUDIES
To be eligible for the Certificate of
Pre-Apprenticeship Studies the student must obtain a
pass standard in all subjects.
6 NEW APPRENTICE TRAINING AND ASSESSMENT SCHEME (NATAS)
For an apprentice to be eligible for a
DEPARTMENT OF EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING TRADE
CERTIFICATE, the apprentice must have achieved
the competencies as determined by the rules of the
appropriate Trade Training Schedule (TTS).
Achievement of College-listed competencies for each
apprentice, as listed in the TTS, is to be recorded
on the appropriate Trade Training Schedule
Assessment forms.
The Division of Industrial Training (DIT) will
require a completed College assessment report at the
conclusion of the apprentice's College training.
This report is to be forwarded to DIT prior to the
close of College business in the year of completion.
No information