Cert IV in Electrical Instrumentation

Location	Date
Jandakot	On demand.
Joondalup	On demand.

Graduates will be issued with a UEE40411 Certificate IV in Electrical-Instrumentation. A Statement of Attainment will be issued for each Unit of Competency completed.

NOTE: Where a final year apprentice electrical mechanic is not in possession of a current WA Unrestricted Electrician’s Licence, this qualification will be issued once all pre-requisite units have been completed.

Non-Subsidised Fee: AUD $5,000
NECA Member Fee: AUD $4,800

Fees are subject to change. Direct debit split-payment options are available for this course.

WITHDRAWAL / REFUND POLICY

​Late withdrawal from this course or units may incur a fee. Please refer to www.cet.asn.au/Terms-And-Conditions for further details.

* NECA Member Fees only applicable to group 1-11 members

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The required textbooks for this course is included in the course cost, and will be provided to each participant at the start of the course:

• Lessons in Industrial Instrumentation, Tony R Kuphaldt – also available online free
• Programmable Logic Controllers, 4th Edition, Frank Petruzella

PPE - Safety boots

14 Day(s)

Applicants must hold a current WA Unrestricted Electrician’s or a “C” Grade Training Licence or equivalent issued in an Australian State or Territory. All core units of competency must be achieved and a combination of elective units of competency to a total weighting of 120 points.

Fully enclosed shoes must be worn at all times in CET buildings. Safety boots/shoes must be worn when working in the workshop.

Prior to course commencement the student is required to review CET's Code of Conduct found at Terms & Conditions/Policies page.

The CET Skills Recognition process benefits applicants who have undergone prior learning and recognises competencies obtained outside a formal educational or training environment, gained through life or work
experience. Competencies currently held by applicants will be formally assessed against each applicable Unit of Competency and maybe recognised regardless of how, when and where they were achieved. Skills Recognition is an assessment process and a cost recovery charge will apply.

CET accepts and provides credit to learners for units of competency and/ or modules (unless licensing or regulatory requirements prevent this) where these are evidenced by either AQF certification documentation
issued by any other RTO or AQF authorised issuing organisation or an authenticated VET transcript issued by the Registrar.

If you believe you are entitled to Skills Recognition, we encourage you to complete an application form available from our administration team.

Participants will typically complete the face-to-face practical requirements and knowledge based assessments of the instrumentation specialisation core units full-time over a period of 14 days - broken up into 4 different instances of attendance.

Completion of the course and online learning activities  is expected within 12 months.