Diploma of Electrical and Instrumentation - DARWIN

Diploma of Electrical and Instrumentation provides competencies to develop, select, install, commission, maintain and diagnose faults/malfunctions on electrical, instrumentation and control equipment and systems.

Diploma of Electrical and Instrumentation requires 130 weeks of study (including holidays and work training). This makes about 3 years of study. 

You must attend class 20 hours every week. You will also need to complete self paced learning
from home. Diploma of Electrical and Instrumentation includes 480 hours of vocational training (unpaid).

To enrol in Diploma of Electrical and Instrumentation you will need to have completed Australian Year 11 or equivalent and have an overall IELTS score of 5.5. You must be over 18 years old and must have the ability to climb a ladder, crawl through ceiling, perform first aid and CPR Cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Must have medium to high level of mathematical and analytical skills. You will need to take Ausinet’s maths test before you can enrol.

Tuition fee: AUD $36,750

Enrolment fee (non refundable): AUD $200

Materials fee: AUD $300

Tuition fee per term (every 3 months): AUD $3,625

• Darwin Campus : 11/41 Sadgroves crescent, Winnellie. The campus is easily accessible by bus or with a car and has free parking spaces. 

• Brisbane Campus : 117 Victoria Crescent, West End QLD.  The campus is easily accessible by bus or with a car and has free parking spaces. 

Intake dates every two months (January, March, May, July, September, November). Please contact support@ausinet.com.au for exact intake dates. 

Assessment of competencies will be done by the trainer throughout the course. You will have to complete written and practical assessments and workplace demonstration and observation.

Job roles associated with this qualification relate to instrumentation, manufacturing and process control. Possible job titles and roles relevant to this qualification include:

• Plant Instrumentation technician
• Electrical Instrument technician
• Electrical Instrument Officer
• Plant Technician
• Process Instrumentation Technician
• Maintenance/Instrumentation/ Electrical Technician
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All individual students are offered the opportunity to apply for RPL. If requested, the trainer at Ausinet will provide candidates with an RPL Application Form, to assist the candidate in determining if RPL is an appropriate pathway to gain the qualification. If appropriate, candidates will be provided with an RPL Self-Assessment Guide and instructions on how to prepare a portfolio of evidence. The RPL documentation is available on request. Please see the Student Handbook or enquire at the RTO for the procedure on how to apply.