NC(V) ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION L2-4
The NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction course covers heavy current as well as light current. Heavy current covers the distribution of electricity, domestic wiring, civil and industrial industries. Light current covers fields such as digital electronics, industrial electronics, communication electronics, sound engineering and instrumentation.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
What do I need to have completed before I can apply to study this course?
- Level 2 – Minimum of Grade 9 or Level 1 (preference will be given to candidates who have completed Grade 11 or 12 due to the complex nature of the course content)
- Level 3 – Level 2 qualification
- Level 4 – Level 3 qualification
You must have passed the following subjects at school:
- Mathematics
- Physical Science
- English
COURSE DURATION
How long will it take to complete the qualification?
- 3 years full-time (1 year per level)
- Enrolment in January (Part-time - Not available)
COURSE LOCATION
Where can I study this course?
NC(V) ELECTRICAL INFRASTRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION L2-4 (no part-time option) is only available at:
Enquiries:
Mr. STANLEY CUPIDO (Head of Department)
(T) : (021) 531 2105
(E) : scupido@cct.edu.za
PROGRAMME STRUCTURE
What will I be studying during this course?
Level 2-4: Fundamental Subjects (Compulsory)
- English
- Mathematics
- Life Orientation
- (Together with the listed Core subjects per level)
Level 2 Vocational Core Subjects
Level 3 Vocational Core Subjects
Level 4 Vocational Subjects
CAREER OPTIONS & GENERAL FAQ's
What will I be able to do after I've obtained this qualification?
- The holder of an NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction Level 4 qualification will be able to accept employment in one of the following fields:
- Digital Electronic Engineering
- Electrical Engineering Construction
- Industrial Electronic Engineering
- Industrial Engineering
- Instrumentation
- Process Control
- Sound Technology
- Theatre Technology
In which industries will I be able to work?
How can I further improve my skills as well as as my career?
DOCUMENT DOWNLOADS
Student Admission Documents
Student Policy Documents
COURSE OVERVIEW
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