Course Description
This qualification has been designed to encourage students to have a taste of the electrotechnology industry as a whole—not just electronics. This course will provide an entry point for students wishing to gain entry into an apprenticeship or traineeship and comprises of classroom based study and workshop activities, one major written project and four weeks of self organised work experience.
This certificate is completed over two years. It is anticipated year 11 students would complete First Year and continue with Second Year whilst in Year 12. Year 12 students are able to complete First Year and receive a Statement of Attainment at the end of the year, however will not be able to participate in Second Year unless they are still enrolled at school—ie Year 13.
Number of SACE Units
Approximately 30 SACE credits each year.
When
One day per week, commencing February.
Where
PEER VEET, 1042 Port Road, Albert Park SA 5014.
PEER is located near Bus Stop 27. The closest train station is Cheltenham.
Structured Workplace Learning
4 weeks of self organised work placement.
Special Requirements
Steel capped safety boots.
Course Costs
Stage 1 $1,996.00 (invoiced to the school and costs split over 4 school terms)
Stage 2 $1,996.00 (invoiced to the school and costs split over 4 school terms)
Course Pathways / Pre-requisites
First Year is a pre-requisite to Second Year and it is recommended that all students have a good understanding of both English and Mathematics.
Future training in this area includes a Pre-Apprenticeship programme or Apprenticeship.
Nationally Accredited Units of Competency and Nominal Hours
Stage 1 (Pre-requisite for Stage 2)
National Code
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Units of Competency
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Nominal Hours
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CPCCOHS1001A
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Work Safely in the construction industry
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6
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UEENEEE001B
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Apply OHS practices in the workplace
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20
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UEENEEE002B
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Dismantle, asemble and fabricate electrotechnology components
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40
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UEENEEE003B
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Solve problems in extra low voltage (ELV) single path circuits
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40
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UEENEEE004B
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Solve problems in multiple path d.c circuits
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40
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UEENEEE034B
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Document occupational hazards and risks in electronics
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20
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UEENEEA006B
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Apply Lead free soldering techniques
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40
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UEENEEC001B
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Maintain Documentation
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20
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Stage 2 (for continuing students only)
National Code
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Units of Competency
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Nominal Hours
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UEENEEE038B
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Participate in the development and follow a personal competency development plan
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20
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UEENEEE048C
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Carry out routine work activities in an electrotechnology environment
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40
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UEENEEH002B
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Carry out basic repairs to electronic apparatus by replacement of components
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40
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UEENEEA002B
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Select electronic components
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20
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UEENEEE0079A
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Identify and select components, accessories and materials for electrotechnology work activities
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20
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UEENEEE007B
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Use drawings, diagrams, schedule and manuals
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40
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UEENEEE005B
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Fix and secure equipment
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20
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UEENEEK042A
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Participate in environmentally sustainable work practices
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20
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General Enquiries
PEER VEET
(08) 8348 1200
Curriculum Enquiries
Student Services Manager
(08) 8348 1200
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