Course Overview
The UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician provides students with foundational knowledge and practical skills in electrical systems and equipment used in buildings and premises. The course covers areas such as installation, testing, fault-finding, repair, maintenance, safety compliance, and interpretation of electrical drawings and standards.
This qualification is designed to support skills development for work and further pathway opportunities in the electrotechnology industry. It includes units aligned with industry capabilities relevant to electrical work.
Completion of this course alone does not qualify a student for an electrician licence. Licensing outcomes depend on additional requirements set by the relevant state or territory regulator, which may include an apprenticeship, supervised employment, formal assessment, or other eligibility criteria.
Why Choose Rosehill College?
Hands-on training using industry-standard tools and facilities to help students build practical electrotechnology skills for real workplace contexts.
Practical learning opportunities through electrical installations, testing, and maintenance exercises.
Supportive learning environment tailored for international students, with structured academic support throughout the course.
Convenient campus in Ultimo, Sydney — close to public transport, cafes, and key student amenities.
2026 Intake Dates
Entry Requirements
Course Suitability and Study Requirements
Applicants should:
Industry Experience Recommendation
Students are encouraged to secure relevant industry employment by the end of Term 2 to gain practical experience under the supervision of a licensed electrician.
Core Units
27 core units required for all students (30 units total: 27 core + 3 electives)
Elective Units
Graduate Outcomes
Skills and competencies you will develop through this qualification include:
Installing and connecting electrical wiring systems, accessories, and appliances for low-voltage installations
Testing, verifying, and troubleshooting electrical circuits and equipment to support safe and compliant operation
Interpreting and applying electrical drawings, diagrams, codes, standards, and specifications in practical settings
Working safely and effectively in accordance with workplace health and safety requirements
Building a foundation for further training, supervised workplace experience, or other industry pathway opportunities in electrotechnology
Achieving a nationally recognised qualification in electrotechnology
Pathways Into the Qualification
The national training package specifies no formal entry requirements. Admission is subject to Rosehill College's Year 10 or equivalent selection criterion and pre-enrolment suitability review.
Pathways From the Qualification
Graduates may progress to further study or other industry pathway opportunities, depending on their goals, prior experience, work rights, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Potential Industry Pathway Areas
Graduates may explore pathway opportunities in areas such as:
Important Information
Rosehill College does not guarantee that:
- completion of this qualification will lead to employment;
- completion of this qualification alone will result in an electrical licence or unrestricted electrical work authorisation.
Electrical Licensing
The UEE30820 Certificate III in Electrotechnology Electrician is a nationally recognised qualification that provides the academic foundation for a career in the electrical industry and forms part of the pathway towards electrical licensing, subject to the requirements of the relevant state or territory licensing authority.
However, electrical licensing is regulated by each Australian state and territory. Students must satisfy the relevant licensing authority’s requirements, which may include:
- completion of the qualification;
- relevant supervised industry experience;
- obtaining a Certificate of Proficiency (where applicable);
- meeting any additional licensing or regulatory requirements.
For students intending to work in New South Wales, licensing requirements are administered by NSW Fair Trading.
Employment Outcomes
Completion of this qualification does not guarantee employment. Employment outcomes depend on factors including:
- industry demand;
- individual skills and experience;
- work performance;
- employer recruitment requirements.
Rosehill College actively supports students through industry engagement, networking events, and work placement opportunities where available, but employment cannot be guaranteed.
Migration Information
Rosehill College does not guarantee any migration or visa outcome as a result of undertaking this course.
Students seeking migration advice should consult a registered migration agent or refer to the Australian Government Department of Home Affairs website.
Ready to Study Electrotechnology at Rosehill College?
Apply online or contact us at (02) 7228 0008 to discuss your study options and whether this qualification is suitable for your goals.