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About these courses
We train electrical workers for EWRB registration as an Electrical Appliance Serviceperson (EAS) or Electrical Service Technician (EST). Whether you're starting from scratch or upgrading existing registration, we'll get you exam ready.
Which course is right for you?
Answer one question and we'll point you in the right direction – Do you currently hold Electrical Appliance Serviceperson (EAS) registration with the EWRB?
YOUR COURSE OPTIONS
Electrical Appliance Serviceperson (EAS)
5-day block or 10 night class sessions
15 online theory modules
Electrical Service Technician (EST)
8 days or 16 night class sessions
21 online theory modules
Electrical Service Technician (EST) Upgrade
3 day block or 6 night class sessions
6 online theory modules
Who these courses are for
- These courses are for electrical workers working toward EWRB registration as an EAS or EST. They are not suitable for people wanting to learn electrical basics with no intention of pursuing registration.
- You must meet the EWRB eligibility requirements for registration and be able to safely participate in practical workshop activities.
- EST upgrade learners must provide evidence of current EAS registration or prior EAS course completion at the time of enrolment.
GETTING YOUR REGISTRATION AND LICENCE
1. Safety training
Complete Safety Training for Limited Certificates (TLC) before you start.
2. EAS or EST course
Complete your online theory modules and block course or night classes, then sit your exam with ASPEQ.
3. Competency refresher
Complete the EWRB e-learning module and the Competence Programme.
4. Apply for registration and licence
Apply to the EWRB for your registration and practising licence.
Not sure where to start? Contact your local campus or call us on 0508 754 557.
We keep the world running
From power grids to water mains, our graduates maintain the essential infrastructure that keeps New Zealand running every day.
