Electronics
Purpose of the Programme
Basic electronics courses are designed to prepare students to understand the workings of equipment such as amplifiers, transistors, transducers and fiber optics.
This training will highlight the variety of technical and mathematical skills that will be gained through the fundamental electronics training programme.
Learning Methods and Delivery
The training is delivered in a practical workshop environment.
We have state of the art training centre build and constructed as a virtual workplace environment where learners not only learn theory in class rooms but also practically learn, apply, practice and demonstrate their newly acquired skills.
This is experiential training at its best and its facilitated by our in-house Electronics Facilitator who has great expertise and knowledge in electrical processes and applications such as designing, testing, troubleshooting, and modifying electrical equipment’s.
Overview
The person credited with this unit standard is able to construct and test a variety of basic working electronic circuits from electronic circuit diagrams.
Learners will be able to read and interpret circuit diagrams and understand the components used in electronic circuits.
Learners will also be able to select electronic components for an electronic circuit and fault find the components for defectiveness.
Learners will also be able to construct and test the electronic circuit in accordance with safety standards.
Learners will also be able to explain the types of incidents and problems which may occur in the production or layout of electronic circuits and then take appropriate action.
Course Duration
- 12 weeks course
- 20 students per class
- Friday and Saturday 9.00am – 13.00pm
- Entrepreneurial Development (compulsory and included with the course).
Prerequisite
- Students must be a minimum of 18 years of age or over at the starting date of the course.
- Fundamental knowledge of electronic equivalent to NATED level 1 with mathematics for further study in this field