We’re New Zealand's leading trades training provider for electrical, plumbing, gasfitting, drainlaying and roofing. Our industry experts prepare the next generation of tradies with skills that work where it matters – on the job site.
WHAT WE OFFER
Skills Trades Training's Rotorua campus delivers trades training in the heart of the city. This campus was upgraded in December 2024 with modern training environments and the convenience of a central business district location.
You'll learn from industry experts who know their stuff and can teach it. This is quality training that employers trust, delivered with easy access to the city centre during breaks.
- Electrical Pre-Trade
- Electrical Apprentice Training
- Industry Courses
FACILITIES
Kitchen facilities
Student break area
Vending machines
Wifi
Outdoor eating areas
MEET THE CAMPUS MANAGER
Lindsay John
Rotorua
Lindsay brings genuine trades experience and deep industry knowledge to his role, shaping training that works in the real world. Starting his career as an electrical apprentice at Carter Holt Harvey, he spent over 20 years in electrical sales and branch management at J.A. Russell, gaining a strong understanding of what employers need from th...
INDUSTRY COURSES WE OFFER
Electrical Competency Refresher
Renew your practising licence and stay current with requirements. Get up to speed with the latest regulations.
Duration: 1 day
Cost: $250 incl GST
Electricians Practical Assessments (Stage 1)
Demonstrate your fundamental electrical skills. Covers basic installation work and safety practices.
Duration: 5 days
Cost: $610 incl GST
Electricians Practical Assessments (Stage 2)
Show your intermediate electrical installation competency. Build on your foundation skills with more complex work.
Duration: 5 days
Cost: $725 incl GST
Electricians Practical Assessments (Stage 3)
Complete your pathway to full registration. Demonstrate advanced installation, testing, and certification skills.
Duration: 5 days
Cost: $895 incl GST
We keep the world running
From power grids to water mains, our graduates maintain the essential infrastructure that keeps New Zealand running every day.

