Semi-skill for unskilled Electrician

 

You learn how to installs wiring, fuses and other electrical components in homes, businesses, and factories.

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Electrical Semi Skill Training Module 0 - 6  (2 Months)

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1.   BASIC ELECTRICAL

Module 0 (Duration 5 days)

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2.  WIRE WAYS

Module 1 (Duration 5 days)

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3.  CABLES

Module 2 (Duration 5 days)

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4.  WIRING

Module 3 (Duration 5 days)

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5.  TRANSFORMERS

Module 4 (Duration 5 days)

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6.   MOTORS AND STARTERS

Module 5 (Duration 10 days)

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7.  TESTING AND FAULT FINDING

Module 6 (Duration 5 days)

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APPRENTICE (Legacy Certificate )

 

Apprenticeships are a critical component of electrician trade preparation. These programs allow individuals to gain practical, on-the-job experience under the guidance of experienced electricians. Apprenticeships are often sponsored by unions, trade associations, or electrical contractors and can last 3 years.

 

Electrical Artisan Training Level 1 - 3 (291 Days)

Including Trade TEST (Electrical)

           

Phase 1 Training - 87 days

 

Induction (2 Days)

Safety And First Aid (10 Days)

M 1 - Tools And Equipment (18 Days)

M 1 - Cutting And Welding (5 Days)

M 2 - Basic Electricity (17 Days)

M 3 - Basic Electronics (15 Days)

M 4 - Instruments And Testing Equipment (14 Days)

M 4 - Conductors And Cables (6 Days)

 

Phase 2 Training - 86 Days

 

M 1 – Installation Panel Wiring (22 Days)

M 2 – Transformers (6 Days)

M 3 - Component Identification (2 Days)

M 4 - Single Phase Motors (16 Days)

PM 6 - Fault Finding (10 Days)

M 7 - Motor Testing (8 Days)

M 8 - Earth Leakage Protection (2 Days)

M 9 - Construction Domestic (8 Days)

M 10 - Technical Drawings (2 Days)

 

Phase 3 – Training - 96 Days

 

M 1 - Three Phase Motors Theory (49 Days)

M 1 - Three Phase Motors Practical (22 Days)

M 2 - Three Phase Motor Testing (2 Days)

M 3 - Dc Motors (7 Days)

M 4 - Three Phase Load Balancing And Testing (4 Days)

M 5 - Advanced Training - Basic PLC's & VSD's (12 Days)

 

Phase 4 - Trade Test (22 Days)

 

Gap Assessment - 5 days

Gap Training - 15 days

Trade Test - 2 days

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We offer ARPL Assessment / for both occupational certificate / legacy certificate If you are working in the electrical field and want to become a Qualified Electrician,

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ARPL stands for Artisan Recognition to Prior Learning. This is an assessment designed to create an equal opportunity for all those who want to do a trade test to attain red seal certification. This assessment takes into consideration both formal and informal learning over the course of your career and tests how ready you are for the trade test. This is step one in entering a process that leads you to qualifying and is therefore compulsory.

The ARPL assessment will give the candidate and the assessor an indication into how ready the candidate is for the trade test. It provides a clear outline into the tasks or knowledge that the candidate may be lacking or having a ‘gap’ in. This will give the candidate an opportunity to head back to the workplace or an accredited training centre such as ours where he can then learn these skills.

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We offer trade test if you have completed: N2 Certificate including the Electrical trade theory subjects and a minimum of 3 years work experience.

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Electrician trade testing is a process used to assess the knowledge, skills, and abilities of individuals seeking to become licensed or certified electricians. This testing is a crucial step in ensuring that electricians are competent.

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