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Apprentices

Information for electrical apprentices and their employers

For apprentices

Electrical apprentices have a learning path that takes a minimum of four years and includes education, training and supervision by A Grade electricians while doing electrical installations.

Note: for Gasfitters' licencing and apprentice information see Gasfitter licences

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About electrical apprenticeships

Information about electrical apprenticeships

Licensing

Undertaking the Licensed Electrician's Assessment

You need to pass 3 assessments to get an electrician's licence to work in Victoria.

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After your apprentice training contract ends

What to do if your apprenticeship training contract is due to end or has ended.

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Documentation needed for an electrician's licence

Documentation required before applying for A Grade electrician's licence or a Supervised Worker's licence.

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Electrical apprentices applying for a licence

Information for electrical apprentices applying for a licence

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Special consideration for licensing assessments

How to apply for special consideration in electrical licensing assessments.

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Apprentice training

Safe and effective electrical apprentice training is very important.

For employers

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Employers – about your electrical apprentices

An electrician's apprenticeship is a contract of training which includes a national qualification. it includes formal schooling and on the job training.

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Employers – when your electrical apprentices finish

Employers can help when their electrical apprentices finish their contract

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Requirements for the effective supervision of apprentice electricians

Guidance about effectively supervising apprentices.

Date: 27/07/2024 3:05

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