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Apprentice Electrical Technician · Young, NSW · always_changing
You'd be training to become an electrical and instrumentation technician, working alongside experienced tradespeople on equipment used in energy infrastructure. Day to day you'd help with maintenance, inspections and repairs, learn to troubleshoot equipment, and support bigger jobs like equipment upgrades and replacements. You'd also help keep sites and easements tidy and in good condition, and get tools, parts and paperwork ready before jobs. Alongside the on-the-job work, you'd attend TAFE to complete a Certificate III in Electrotechnology, with your fees, tools, PPE and travel costs covered by the company.
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TAFE fees
Paid for you
Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓Your TAFE fees are paid for and you get all your tools and equipment for free.
- ✓They cover your travel costs for work and give you your safety gear and work clothes.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment — the apprenticeship runs 4 to 6 years before you're fully qualified.
What surprises people
- ?The ad also mentions you'd use project-tracking software like Azure DevOps and a hiring system called Greenhouse, which is unusual detail for a hands-on trade role.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
APA Group
Apprentice Electrical Technician · Young, NSW
You'd be training to become an electrical and instrumentation technician, working alongside experienced tradespeople on equipment used in energy infrastructure. Day to day you'd help with maintenance, inspections and repairs, learn to troubleshoot equipment, and support bigger jobs like equipment upgrades and replacements. You'd also help keep sites and easements tidy and in good condition, and get tools, parts and paperwork ready before jobs. Alongside the on-the-job work, you'd attend TAFE to complete a Certificate III in Electrotechnology, with your fees, tools, PPE and travel costs covered by the company.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓Your TAFE fees are paid for and you get all your tools and equipment for free.
- ✓They cover your travel costs for work and give you your safety gear and work clothes.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment — the apprenticeship runs 4 to 6 years before you're fully qualified.
What surprises people
- ?The ad also mentions you'd use project-tracking software like Azure DevOps and a hiring system called Greenhouse, which is unusual detail for a hands-on trade role.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
APA Group
Apprentice Electrical Technician · Young, NSW · always_changing
You'd be training to become an electrical and instrumentation technician, working alongside experienced tradespeople on equipment used in energy infrastructure. Day to day you'd help with maintenance, inspections and repairs, learn to troubleshoot equipment, and support bigger jobs like equipment upgrades and replacements. You'd also help keep sites and easements tidy and in good condition, and get tools, parts and paperwork ready before jobs. Alongside the on-the-job work, you'd attend TAFE to complete a Certificate III in Electrotechnology, with your fees, tools, PPE and travel costs covered by the company.
Sign in to see your fit
See how well this role matches you — your interests, your readiness, honestly scored.
TAFE fees
Paid for you
Relocation
Not provided
Living
Live local
Takes first-years
Yes
The honest preview
The good
- ✓Your TAFE fees are paid for and you get all your tools and equipment for free.
- ✓They cover your travel costs for work and give you your safety gear and work clothes.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment — the apprenticeship runs 4 to 6 years before you're fully qualified.
What surprises people
- ?The ad also mentions you'd use project-tracking software like Azure DevOps and a hiring system called Greenhouse, which is unusual detail for a hands-on trade role.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook
APA Group
Apprentice Electrical Technician · Young, NSW
You'd be training to become an electrical and instrumentation technician, working alongside experienced tradespeople on equipment used in energy infrastructure. Day to day you'd help with maintenance, inspections and repairs, learn to troubleshoot equipment, and support bigger jobs like equipment upgrades and replacements. You'd also help keep sites and easements tidy and in good condition, and get tools, parts and paperwork ready before jobs. Alongside the on-the-job work, you'd attend TAFE to complete a Certificate III in Electrotechnology, with your fees, tools, PPE and travel costs covered by the company.
The honest preview
The good
- ✓Your TAFE fees are paid for and you get all your tools and equipment for free.
- ✓They cover your travel costs for work and give you your safety gear and work clothes.
The hard parts
- !It's a long commitment — the apprenticeship runs 4 to 6 years before you're fully qualified.
What surprises people
- ?The ad also mentions you'd use project-tracking software like Azure DevOps and a hiring system called Greenhouse, which is unusual detail for a hands-on trade role.
Typical for this occupation
Industry averages for a qualified Electrician General, across all employers — not this employer’s offer, and after you finish the apprenticeship, not during.
$2,204/wk
Typical weekly earnings
2%
Share who are women
Moderate
Growth outlook