The aim of this programme is to provide the marine industry with people who are able to install electrical and electronics systems.
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Learning Pathway Milestones : EST Exam, EWRB Recognition, Electrical Installers Exam, Electricians Regulations Exam, Practical Installer Exam
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Modules within this programme include: Workplace Health and Safety, Sustainability, You and Your Team, Your Tools and Equipment, Technical Skills, Your Calculations, Regulations, Electrical & Electronics Technical Skills, and Electrical Design.
Marine Electrician, EWRB Electrical Installer
Legal eligibility to study in NZ (immigration status verified). Employed in a marine environment. Minimum of 16 years of age. English language requirements.
This programme's fees are covered under Targeted Training and Apprenticeships Fund (TTAF).
The TTAF is a Government initiative that will support learners to undertake fees-free vocational education and training in selected programmes.
The fund will cover fees from 1 January 2021 until 31 December 2022
You will be notified of your coverage during your Enrolment Process.
A Completion fee of $245 will be charged to process and register your final credentials with NZQA. This fee is not covered by TTAF.
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Cost (2023) - $1,306.40 annual fee + $5,382.00 block course* fees (3 courses)
* Block course fee is an estimated cost for the entire programme duration. Some learners may not require a block course as it depends on the workplace capability.
Sector
Marina, Marine
Level
4
Credits
221
Programme Length (Total Learning Hours)
Approx. 36 months (2210 hours)
Study Type
Workplace Based / Online / Self-Study
Block Courses
Three Required - Electrical A, B, C
Approved by
NZQA, TEC
Qualification to which this programme leads
New Zealand Certificate in Marine Electrical - Electronics
