Electricians Theory
Anyone wishing to register as an electrician in New Zealand must meet the criteria set out by the EWRB. This course is designed to develop your knowledge of the essentials of electrical theory, preparing you for your Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB) Electrician’s Theory examination.
Topics Covered:
- Supply systems
- Protection
- Safety
- Motors/Motor starters
- Switch boards
- Transformers
- Lighting
- Testing
- Semi-conductors
- Cables
Outcome of Course
This course meets the requirements of the Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB) as a course of instruction suitable for examination entry, and assessment of practical skills.
Prerequisite Requirements
There are no prerequisite requirements for the theory course and examination. However, to be eligible for registration (unless exempted by the EWRB), candidates will need to demonstrate to the EWRB that they have completed 8,000 hours practical training/experience in the work of an electrician while holding a Trainee Limited Certificate (TLC). In addition, practical stage assessments and electrician’s registration examination pass will be required, as defined by the EWRB.
Course Structure
80 hours approx. of self-study + 1-week theory block course (Monday to Friday 8.30-4.30pm) + examination day or 10-week night class (Monday to Friday 5.15pm-9.15pm)
Course Cost
$975 GST Incl.
Course cost is all inclusive of the external ASPEQ examination fee.
*Note prices are inclusive of GST and are subject to change without notice.
Examination
After the completion of your block course, E-tec will organise your examination booking at a time and date convenient for you.
Course Enrolment
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