AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS
How To Become
- Consider completing a pre-vocational training, such as the Certificate II in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR20412) should provide you with a sense if being an electrician is a career path you want to pursue further.
- Find and apply for an electrical apprenticeship. An Apprenticeship Network provider or Group Training Organisation in your area can help you find a host employer and start your apprenticeship.
- An apprenticeship is usually four years, and will include some structured training through a registered training organisation to complete a Certificate III in Automotive Electrical Technology (AUR30312).
Overview
Automotive Electricians install, maintain and repair electrical wiring and electronic components in motor vehicles.
Working Arrangements
- Around 90% of people employed as Automotive Electricians work full-time hours, in all their jobs combined.
- Full-time workers work an average of 48 hours per week in their main job.
- More than half of workers regularly work overtime or extra hours (either paid or unpaid).
AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICIANS
Paragon Polytechnic
Certificate IV in Automotive Electrical Technology
Duration: 1,5 Years
State: Victoria
Reach Community College
Certificate IV In Automotive Electrical Technology
Duration: 1,5 Years
State: Tasmania, New South Wales