Electrician Stage Three Practical Assessment
Electrical
A course by
Unitec
Assessment-only course for eligible candidates needing to complete their Electrician Stage Three Practical Assessment for New Zealand EWRB registration.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Unitec (Building 108, rooms 2055, 2060, 2062), Auckland
Core skills this course teaches
Demonstrate practical electrical skills for EWRB registration
Successfully apply and demonstrate practical tasks and skills as required by the EWRB for Stage Three, showcasing workplace competency in line with New Zealand registration standards.
Meet EWRB Stage Three competency requirements
Fulfil all competency and practical standards as specified by the EWRB to proceed with electrical registration.
Obtain an EWRB-recognised competency transcript
What You're Signing Up For
This short, assessment-only course provides an opportunity for candidates who have been authorised by the Electrical Workers’ Registration Board (EWRB) to have their Stage Three Practical Skills assessed. The course validates the practical skills gained either on the job or through prior training, for those seeking to meet the EWRB's standards for electrician registration in New Zealand. There is no lecture or instructional component; participants are assessed on their practical electrical competencies. Successful candidates receive an assessment transcript covering the EWRB competencies required for registration.
Course Content
- Stage 3 Practical Skills Assessment for electrician registration
- Assessment against EWRB (Electrical Workers’ Registration Board) competencies
- No lecture delivery—assessment only
- Requirement to use personal PPE and tools (including safety footwear, glasses, toolbox, test equipment, hand tools, and AS/NZS 3000 wiring rules)
What you need to know first
Confirmation of eligibility from the Electrical Workers’ Registration Board (EWRB)
Certified ID document
What sort of industry will this job lead to
Electrical
Building & Construction
Engineering
Future employment opportunities might be
Progress towards electrical registration with the EWRB
Qualify to work as a registered electrician in New Zealand (once all EWRB stages are completed)