• Grade 12 with 50% pass in Mathematics and Physical Science
• N3 Pass

A learner can only proceed to the next level if he/she has passed the previous level.

• 1 Year
• 24 months (2000 working hours) practical work experience

The nature of your work will depend on the industry you work in. Most employers take on graduates with a view to developing their specialist knowledge further. However, with some employers electrical engineering graduates will develop into more ‘generalist’ electricians or technicians.

• Aerospace industry
• Automotive industry
• Construction industry
• Defence industry
• Electronic manufacturing industry
• Oil and gas industry
• Marine industry
• Rail industry
• Power generation industry

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