VET

Certificate II in Electronics

SUPERIOR TRAINING CENTRE PTY LTD

This qualification covers competencies to select, assemble, set up and maintain electronic devices following prescribed routines. No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.

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Key highlights for VET pathways.

Electronics Engineering TechnologistElectronics Technician (Computer Systems)Electronics Servicing Worker

Duration

36 weeks

Fees

AU$ 12,000 Annually

Salary

Strong earning potential

Course Description

This qualification covers competencies to select, assemble, set up and maintain electronic devices following prescribed routines.

No licensing, legislative or certification requirements apply to this qualification at the time of publication.

Career Outcomes

Electronics Engineering Technologist

Electronics Engineering Technologists apply engineering principles to the design, manufacture, installation, commissioning, operation and maintenance of electrical and/or electronic plant and equipment.

Electronics Technician (Computer Systems)

Electronics Technicians (Computer Systems) select, install, commission, fault find and maintain computerised data processing, communications and control systems. They may work with systems which deal with access, surveillance, safety and operational processes.

Electronics Servicing Worker

Electronics Servicing Workers install and carry out basic routine maintenance on a range of electronic equipment and devices. They may specialise in antennae, automotive accessories, office equipment, refrigerator and airconditioning equipment, domestic appliances, standard communications equipment or security installations.

Electronics and Communications Tradesperson

Electronics and Communications Tradespeople install, set up, test, diagnose, repair and maintain electronic equipment and devices at the component or sub-assembly level. They work on equipment used for the transmission and reception of voice, image and data signals, and may specialise in broadcast, microwave, and satellite technologies.

Electronics Tradesperson (Marine)

Electronics Tradespersons working in the marine sector may install, modify and repair a variety of ELV electrical and electronic systems and equipment such as radar, satellite navigation (satnav), depth sounders, batteries, air-conditioning, audio and television, and communications systems.

Electronics Technician (Communications)

Electronics Technicians (Communications) install, commission, maintain and carry out repairs on equipment and systems used for the transmission and reception of voice, image and data signals. They diagnose and repair faults and test equipment.

Electronics Tradesperson (Entertainment and Servicing)

Electronics Tradespeople (Entertainment and Servicing) install, commission, maintain and carry out maintenance on equipment used for audio and video recording, processing and reproduction. Specialisations may include audio-digital, audio-analogue, electrical appliances, and video.

Electronics Tradesperson (Scanning)

Electronic Tradespeople (Scanning) install, commission, maintain and carry out maintenance on equipment incorporating radar and sonar technologies.

CRICOS Details

Certificate II in Electronics is listed on the official CRICOS register and delivered by SUPERIOR TRAINING CENTRE PTY LTD in 031300 - Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Technology, n.f.d..

  • CRICOS course code: 103419E
  • Provider: SUPERIOR TRAINING CENTRE PTY LTD
  • Course level: Certificate II
  • Study level: VET
  • Field of education: 031300 - Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Technology, n.f.d.
  • National qualification code: UEE21920
  • Dual qualification: No
  • Foundation studies: No
  • Work component: No
  • Course language: English
  • Duration: 36 weeks
  • Locations: INGLEBURN, Ingleburn, NSW

This overview is compiled from official CRICOS register data. Confirm fees, duration, intake dates, and entry requirements directly with the provider before applying.