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What do Electricians Do?
Electricians install, maintain and repair electrical power, communications, lighting and control systems in homes, businesses and factories.
Electricians read blueprints, which include technical diagrams of electrical systems that show the location of circuits, outlets, and other equipment. They use different types of hand and power tools, such as conduit benders to run and protect wiring. Other commonly used hand and power tools include screwdrivers, wire strippers, drills and saws. While troubleshooting, electricians also may use ammeters, voltmeters, thermal scanners, and cable testers to find problems and ensure that components are working properly.
Minimum Requirements?
Grade 9
Career Opportunities:
You might want to branch out into different specialisms within the industry, such as data communications or electronics systems, or you might want to consider your options in areas such as nuclear power, offshore energy generation or electrical distribution. If you’d like to run your own business one day – that’s possible too! Many of the company owners and managing directors you’ll see across the electrical industry today started out as an apprentice.
- BASIC ELECTRICAL
- COMPREHENSIVE ELECTRICAL
- ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP
- ELECTRICAL TRADE TEST
This course focuses on the fundamentals needed to work on a domestic electrical system and is perfect for the new electrician who wants to be educated on electricity is safely distributed to all consumers.
Course Content:
Course Content
Type of Course:
This is a practical course and the modules will be done in a fully equipped workshop.
Cost of this Course:
R15 000.00
Price Includes:
• Lunch
• Learning material
• Facilitation
• SETA Learner uploading
• SETA Learner registration
• Internal assessment
• Internal moderation
• Internal Certification
• Transport to and from Kempton Park Transnet station as well as Rhodesfield Gautrain Station
Course Duration:
This is a full time course: 20 working days (4 Weeks)
Monday – Friday
Time: 09:00 – 16:00 Everyday
Admission Requirements:
None
Recognition of prior learning
If what you have learned at work, from other programs, courses, from life experience or training provided at work is relevant to this program, you may be entitled to gain subject credits or exemptions. A RPL (Recognition of prior learning) process is available for recognition and assessment of your skills. Relevant credits will be passed.
Qualifications:
On completion of this course the student will earn the following:
• Registration on SETA National Learner Data Base
• SETA statement of results for the following unitstandards:
- 9839 – Apply and maintain safety in an electrical environment
- 11954 – Design and construct a single phase circuit
- 10252 – Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools
- 113877 – Understand fundamentals of electricity
- 10254 – Maintain electrical distribution boards, panels and enclosures
This will set a strong foundation for career progression to electrician status with the building services sector.
Course Content:
Module 1: Electrical introduction and safety
Module 2: Dual speed Trace & Locate
Module 3: The use and care of electrical measuring instruments
Module 4: Energy panel
Module 5: Introduction to single and three phase supply circuits
Module 6: Star delta trace & locate
Module 7: Electrical installation and construction
Module 8: Star – Delta Starters
Module 9: Tracing of a circuit
Module 10: Single phase motors
Module 11: Single phase forward/ reverse starters
Module 12: Three phase forward/ reverse starters
Module 13: Sequence starter
Type of Course:
This is a practical course and the modules will be done in a fully equipped workshop.
Cost of this Course:
R29 900.00
Price Includes:
• Lunch
• Learning material
• Facilitation
• SETA Learner uploading
• SETA Learner registration
• Internal assessment
• Internal moderation
• Internal Certification
• Transport to and from Kempton Park Transnet station as well as Rhodesfield Gautrain Station
Course Duration:
This is a full time course: 45 working days (9 Weeks)
Monday – Friday
Time: 09:00 – 16:00 Everyday
Admission Requirements:
None
Recognition of prior learning
If what you have learned at work, from other programs, courses, from life experience or training provided at work is relevant to this program, you may be entitled to gain subject credits or exemptions. A RPL (Recognition of prior learning) process is available for recognition and assessment of your skills. Relevant credits will be passed.
Qualifications:
On completion of this course the student will earn the following:
• Registration on SETA National Learner Data Base
• SETA statement of results for the following unitstandards:
- 9839 – Apply and maintain safety in an electrical environment
- 11954 – Design and construct a single phase circuit
- 10252 – Identify, inspect, use, maintain and care for engineering hand tools
- 113877 – Understand fundamentals of electricity
- 10254 – Maintain electrical distribution boards, panels and enclosures
- 10234 – Install low voltage transformers
- 113864 – Inspect service and maintain a photovoltaic supplied pump
- 10270 – Construct Basic Electronic units
- 13791 – Fault find on single phase alternating current (AC) systems
During the apprenticeship, all apprentices will be supported by a mentor.
For more information please give us a call.
Type of Course:
This is a practical course and the modules will be done in a fully equipped workshop.
Cost of this Course:
R39 000.00 per year
Price Includes:
• Lunch
• Learning material
• Facilitation
• SETA Learner uploading
• SETA Learner registration
• Internal assessment
• Internal moderation
• Internal Certification
• Transport to and from Kempton Park Transnet station as well as Rhodesfield Gautrain Station
Course Duration:
The course is over a period of 3 years, where 14 weeks a year is at the college and the rest is done within job placement.
Monday – Friday
Time: 09:00 – 16:00 Everyday
This course is for the Electrician with experience that would like to write his trade test. This will ensure you are prepared before writing the test by practically testing all aspects of the trade and identifying the gaps.
Course Content:
Trace a circuit of which the resistive components are not visible
Wire a three-heat stove switch
Perform a resistance calculation on a three heat stove switch with various resistors as load
Perform an acceptance test on a single – and three phase motor
Perform a cable joint
Wire a single phase forward – reverse motor starter (plug – in a panel and wiring panel)
Type of Course:
This is a practical course and the modules will be done in a fully equipped workshop.
Cost of this Course:
R15 000.00
Price Includes:
• Lunch
• Learning material
• Facilitation
• SETA Learner uploading
• SETA Learner registration
• Internal assessment
• Internal moderation
• Internal Certification
• Transport to and from Kempton Park Transnet station as well as Rhodesfield Gautrain Station
Course Duration:
This is a full time course: 20 working days (4 Weeks)
Monday – Friday
Time: 09:00 – 16:00 Everyday
Admission Requirements:
Full electrical qualification with practical experience
OR
N1 and N2 with 3 years practical experience
OR
6 years of experience in the field with no formal qualification
Recognition of prior learning
If what you have learned at work, from other programs, courses, from life experience or training provided at work is relevant to this program, you may be entitled to gain subject credits or exemptions. A RPL (Recognition of prior learning) process is available for recognition and assessment of your skills. Relevant credits will be passed.
Qualifications:
On completion of this course the student will earn the following:
• Certificate of Completion