Electrical Engineering Associate (NSW)

Electrical Engineering Associate (NSW/ACT)

Education and Training:

To become an electrical engineering associate you usually have to complete an advanced diploma majoring in electrical engineering or technology. Entry to the advanced diploma courses below usually requires HSC/ACT Year 12 with English and mathematics. As subjects can vary between institutions, you should contact your chosen institution for full details.

You may be able to study through distance education.

Diploma Courses:

Canberra Institute of Technology - Bruce Campus:

Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Electronic)

TAFE New South Wales - various locations:

Advanced Diploma of Electrical Technology

Additional Information:

After successful completion of a recognised course and a period of approved work experience, you may be eligible for associate membership of Engineers Australia.

Related Courses:

Employment Opportunities:

Federal, state and territory government departments, private manufacturing organisations and suppliers of electrical and power electronic equipment employ electrical engineering associates, as do the mining and processing, and paper and chemical industries, and vehicle manufacturers.

Electrical engineering associates work on-site or in offices, in technical laboratories or workshops, power stations and control centres.

The demand for electrical engineering associates is dependent on activity levels in the electricity, construction and manufacturing sectors. It is a small occupation with reasonable employment opportunities.