Electrical Engineering (Level 2)
Electrical
A course by
Wintec
A project-based, one-day-per-week course for secondary students exploring foundational electrical and electronic principles, safety, and practical skills.
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NZQA Level 2 Certification (28 Credits)
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FREE COURSE
NZ$0
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Free for real. No catch, just your next step waiting.
This course starts anytime
NZQA Level 2 Certification (28 Credits)
Entry
1
2
3
4
5
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10
Core skills this course teaches
Demonstrate understanding of electrical principles
Explain the basic principles of magnetism and electromagnetism as applied to the electrotechnology industry.
Use electrical tools and machinery safely
Use cutting tools and machines appropriately during electrical installation and maintenance, adhering to safety standards.
What You're Signing Up For
This course teaches secondary school students the basics of electrical engineering through practical, project-based learning. Covered topics include electrical principles, magnetism, basic electronic components, circuit concepts, and safety in the electrotechnology environment. Students will design and manufacture an electronic project and gain credits toward NCEA Level 1, 2, or 3. The course supports pathways in manufacturing, technology, construction, and infrastructure sectors.
Course Content
- Basic magnetism and electromagnetism in electrotechnology
- Use of cutting tools and machines for electrical work
- Knowledge of electrical and electronic components
- Introductory circuit concepts and electrical measurements
- Basic electronic systems
- Construction of a simple electronic product from a schematic
- Electrical calculations, theory, test instruments, and components
- Safe working practices in electrical environments
What you need to know first
Must be enrolled in secondary school and continue with normal school work
Find these employment opportunities
Entry-level positions or apprenticeships in electrical and electronic tradesProgression to further study or training in engineering or trades
