EWRB Electrician Practical Assessment Stage 1, 2 and 3
| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-10-28 | - |
Program Overview
Through hands-on learning and practical application, students prepare for successful registration as Electricians in New Zealand. The program covers a comprehensive range of electrical topics, including wiring methods, fault-finding, and advanced control systems. Graduates are prepared for a variety of electrician career opportunities in residential, commercial, industrial, and maintenance settings.
Program Outline
EWRB Electrician Practical Assessment Stage 1, 2 and 3 at Ara Institute of Canterbury
Degree Overview:
This program is designed for electrician candidates who need evidence of capability at Stages 1, 2, and 3, as directed by the EWRB. It prepares them for assessment and subsequent registration as Electricians in New Zealand.
Objectives:
- Equip students with the practical skills and knowledge required to demonstrate competency at Stages 1, 2, and 3 of the EWRB Electrician Practical Assessment.
- Prepare students for successful registration as Electricians in New Zealand.
Program Description:
This intensive program focuses on hands-on learning and practical application of electrical skills. Students will develop the ability to safely and effectively install, maintain, and repair electrical systems in various settings.
Outline:
The program comprises approximately 80 hours of intensive learning, delivered over two weeks. It covers a comprehensive range of electrical topics, including:
Stage 1:
- Basic electrical principles and safety procedures
- Tools and equipment identification and usage
- Introduction to wiring methods and circuits
Stage 2:
- More complex wiring methods and circuits
- Fault-finding and testing techniques
- Installation of electrical equipment
Stage 3:
- Advanced wiring and control systems
- Industrial and commercial installations
- Regulatory compliance and documentation
Assessment:
Students' competence will be assessed through a variety of methods, including:
- Practical demonstrations and tasks
- Written tests and examinations
- Observation of performance in a simulated work environment
Teaching:
The program employs a practical and hands-on teaching approach, emphasizing real-world scenarios and industry-standard practices. Experienced and qualified instructors guide students through the learning process, fostering a supportive and interactive environment.
Careers:
Successful completion of this program prepares graduates for a range of electrician career opportunities in New Zealand. These include:
- Residential and commercial electrician
- Industrial electrician
- Maintenance electrician
- Electrical contractor
Other:
Students are responsible for bringing their own safety equipment, including safety boots and glasses. The program offers flexible scheduling options, including evening and weekend classes.
