Electrical
A course by
EIT
Prepare for a career in the electrical industry with foundational skills and knowledge needed for entry-level roles or further study, such as apprenticeships.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hawke's Bay Campus, Napier
It will take a total of 1 year

Graduates will be able to use foundation electrical techniques and principles, working safely and effectively as required by New Zealand law.

Students will understand basic concepts in electrical theory and technology necessary to perform entry-level tasks in electrical roles.

This Level 3 certificate is designed to provide students with underpinning electrical knowledge and practical skills required to start a career in the electrical industry. Graduates will be able to apply their skills under supervision in accordance with legislative requirements and be well placed to progress into an electrical apprenticeship or further study. The course emphasises hands-on learning and supports students in gaining work experience that improves their employment prospects.
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 2 with Mathematics and English
Equivalent knowledge and skills for entry

Electrical
Trades
Construction

Domestic/commercial/industrial electrician (apprentice)
Appliance servicing technician
Switchboard manufacturing
Electrical
A course by
EIT
Prepare for a career in the electrical industry with foundational skills and knowledge needed for entry-level roles or further study, such as apprenticeships.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hawke's Bay Campus, Napier
It will take a total of 1 year

Graduates will be able to use foundation electrical techniques and principles, working safely and effectively as required by New Zealand law.

Students will understand basic concepts in electrical theory and technology necessary to perform entry-level tasks in electrical roles.

This Level 3 certificate is designed to provide students with underpinning electrical knowledge and practical skills required to start a career in the electrical industry. Graduates will be able to apply their skills under supervision in accordance with legislative requirements and be well placed to progress into an electrical apprenticeship or further study. The course emphasises hands-on learning and supports students in gaining work experience that improves their employment prospects.
What you need to know first
NCEA Level 2 with Mathematics and English
Equivalent knowledge and skills for entry

Electrical
Trades
Construction

Domestic/commercial/industrial electrician (apprentice)
Appliance servicing technician
Switchboard manufacturing
Graduates will be equipped to enter electrical apprenticeships or progress to Level 4 or higher qualifications in related fields.
Pass Colour Blindness test (non-standard entry)
Successful interview and academic entry test (non-standard entry)
English Language: IELTS 5.0 (no band lower than 5.0) or equivalent (if English is not first language)
Motor rewinding technician
Office equipment servicing
Security/data/CCTV/fire industry technician
Marine electrics/electronics technician
Supply industry linesman/cable jointer/electrical fitter
Audio visual and lighting equipment installer
Graduates will be equipped to enter electrical apprenticeships or progress to Level 4 or higher qualifications in related fields.
Pass Colour Blindness test (non-standard entry)
Successful interview and academic entry test (non-standard entry)
English Language: IELTS 5.0 (no band lower than 5.0) or equivalent (if English is not first language)
Motor rewinding technician
Office equipment servicing
Security/data/CCTV/fire industry technician
Marine electrics/electronics technician
Supply industry linesman/cable jointer/electrical fitter
Audio visual and lighting equipment installer