Prime Minister's 2010 Vocational Prizes awarded
The Minister for School Education, the Hon Peter Garrett MP, has announced the winners of the 2010 Australian Vocational Student Prize and Prime Minister’s award for Skills Excellence in School.
Applicants must be employed as an apprentice at time of enrolment.
The course is delivered both on and off the job. The total duration for this full time course is 1125 nominal hours*. This includes work placement time and is scheduled around but does not include essential learning subjects.
*All Apprenticeships have a nominal term - this is the timeframe that is on the Apprenticeship training contract. The nominal hour total is the amount of time that it's reasonably expected that someone could become competent and complete their Apprenticeship. This figure is a guideline and does not restrict their learning progress.
To obtain a Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician 26 Units of competency will be completed in the following areas:
Core | |
UEENEEE001B | Apply OHS practices in the workplace |
UEENEEE002B | Dismantle, assemble and fabricate Electrotechnology components |
UEENEEE003B | Solve problems in extra-low voltage single path circuits |
UEENEEE004B | Solve problems in extra-low voltage multiple path circuits |
UEENEEE005B | Fix and secure equipment |
UEENEEE006B | Document occupational hazards and risks in electrical work |
UEENEEE007B | Use drawings, diagrams, schedules and manuals |
UEENEEE008B | Lay wiring/cabling and terminate accessories for extra-low voltage circuits |
UEENEEG001B | Solve problems in electromagnetic circuits |
UEENEEG002B | Solve problems in single and three phase low voltage circuits |
UEENEEG003B | Install wiring and accessories for low voltage circuits |
UEENEEG004B | Install low voltage electrical apparatus and associated equipment |
UEENEEG005B | Verify compliance and functionality of general electrical installations |
UEENEEG007B | Select and arrange equipment for general electrical installations |
UEENEEG008B | Find and repair faults in electrical apparatus and circuits |
UEENEEG009B | Develop and connect control circuits |
UEENEEC020B | Participate in electrical work and development activities |
Stream Core | |
UEENEED001B | Use basic computer applications relevant to a workplace |
UEENEEC002B | Source and purchase material/parts for installation or service jobs |
Electives | |
UEENEED004B | Use engineering applications software |
UEENEED007B | Develop, verify and enter programs for programmable logic controllers |
UEENEEE019B | Solve problems in multiple path a.c. circuits |
UEENEEE021B | Plan an integrated cabling system |
UEENEEF002B | Lay and connect cables for multiple access to telecommunication services |
UEENEEG025B | Plan electrical installations with a LV demand up to 400A per phase |
UEENEEG028B | Plan switchboard and control panel layout |
The Minister for School Education, the Hon Peter Garrett MP, has announced the winners of the 2010 Australian Vocational Student Prize and Prime Minister’s award for Skills Excellence in School.
The announcement of the Australian Defence Technical Scholarships has seen the ATCNB take out 35 scholarships, an increase of 20 on last year.