Electrical Skills and Development Centre

Missed out on a career start course?

Our hands-on electrical skills course is delivered by an accredited trainer with deep industry experience. You’ll train in our fully equipped, purpose-built workshop in conditions that mirror the job site to get you job-ready fast in just 2 weeks.

Beginner friendly electrical training course
Hands-on training in wiring, circuits, and safety
Accredited trainer with real industry experience
Certificate of Completion
Tools and materials provided

This is not a Cert II course or a pre-apprenticeship program – but it is designed to help you get noticed and get hired.

What you'll learn

Wiring circuits

Learn how to safely set up and connect electrical circuits from start to finish.

Lighting and Power

Gain hands-on experience installing and testing lighting and power systems.

Terminations

Learn the correct techniques for terminating wires and ensuring safe connections.

Lock out/tag out safety systems

Understand essential safety procedures to protect yourself and others on-site.

Tool use

Learn the correct way to use trade tools.

Basic job site processes

Get familiar with day-to-day site operations and workflow practices.

Team communication and site etiquette

Build strong teamwork skills and understand professional workplace behaviour.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a Certificate II in Electrotechnology?

No, it’s not a nationally accredited Cert II. But it’s designed to help you gain practical skills and improve your chances of getting hired.

How long is the course?

This is a week long program, delivered full-time at our purpose built facility, Skills & Development Centre based in Collingwood.

Do I need experience?

Not at all. This course is beginner-friendly and perfect for people who are new to the electrical industry. Whether you’re fresh out of school, switching careers, or just curious about the trade, we’ll guide you step by step.

What qualification do I get at the end?

You’ll be awarded a Certificate of Completion that outlines all the practical skills and topics you’ve covered. While it’s not a nationally accredited qualification, it can be added to your resume or shown to potential employers to demonstrate your job-readiness and commitment.

What is the cost involved?

This program is designed to support those looking to kickstart or advance their career. We've kept our costs fair to reflect that commitment. To learn more about fees and flexible payment options, please contact our Industry Officer below.

Student testimonial

Dylan, recently featured in the Sydney Morning Herald for his determination to beat the odds, shared his journey at our Skills and Development Centre, where he gained valuable skills, knowledge, and confidence under the guidance of our Career Development Officer, Ian Theobald.
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My instructor, Ian, explained everything in the rawest form so I could understand, even things I didn’t grasp during my pre-apprenticeship. Through the Skills Program, I learnt so much. Ian showed me how to wire everything up on the board, and then I was able to do it by myself.