The following training programs are offered on the NQF Levels as listed on SAQA / South African Qualifications Authority on the NQF. Electrical and Electronic Engineering are among the most rapidly expanding and changing areas of engineering. Engineers and technologists in these fields are very often involved in social and environmental issues .Electrical Engineers are involved in social change .If one thinks about it, what will modern society do with telephones and computers? There are four areas that are inter-related within the Electronic and the Electrical Engineering fields. Each one of these inter-related areas offers a wide range of specializations and global career opportunities. Global offers these courses in differing depts. According to the course you choose. Energy Systems and Power Electronics These include: efficient generation, storage and use of electric energy, distribution. This requires knowledge of generators, switch gear, motors and power electronics and transformers.
Electrical Light Current
ENTRY REQUIREMENT
Grade 12 Matric /N3/NSC
Students without any one of these requirements can start at the NIC/N2 Grade 9 level and continue to a Diploma .
Students who have completed Matriculation with Maths and Physical Sciences can register at N3 or N4 level Study in Degree Streams -The National Diploma which is a NQF Level 5 qualification leads to the B.Tech Degree that is a NQF Level 6 qualification. N1 (1 Year)
Mathematics
Radio / TV Theory
Engineering Science
Industrial Electronics N2 (3 months)
Mathematics
Engineering Science / Logic Systems
Radio / TV Theory
Industrial Electronics N3 (3 months)
Mathematics
Engineering Science / Logic Systems
Radio / TV Theory
Industrial Electronics The course covers the generic electrical and electronic principles applicable to a wide variety of applications. Specialisation is required for specific fields due to the vastness of electronic applications. Students who have completed Matriculation with Maths and Physical Sciences can register at N3 or N4 level N4 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Digital Electronics
Communications Electronics N5 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Digital Electronics
Communications Electronics N6 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Digital Electronics
Communications Electronics Career opportunities with an Qualification: Radio/TV repairs, Communication Systems, Computer Systems and Control Systems. A strong background in generic electronic principles and specific subject selections are essentials for any of the above fields.
Students who have completed Matriculation with Maths and Physical Sciences can register at N3 or N4 level Electrical Heavy Current ENTRY REQUIREMENT
Grade 12 Matric /N3/NSC
Students without any one of these requirements can start at the NIC/N2 Grade 9 level and continue to a Diploma . Study in Degree Streams -The National Diploma which is a NQF Level 5 qualification leads to the B.Tech Degree that is a NQF Level 6 qualification. N1 (1 Year)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Engineering Science
Engineering Drawing
Electrical Trade Theory N2 (3 months)
Mathematics
Electrical Trade Theory
Engineering Science
Industrial Electronics N3 (3 months)
Mathematics
Electo Technology
Engineering Science
Industrial Electronics The Electrical and Electronics Theory covered in these courses are designed to meet the needs of careers in both the domestic and industrial electrical fields. Course contents covers safety wiring switchgear, electric motors, transformers, power transmission, power generation, single phase / three phase / AC/DC power and electronics applicable to heavy current applications. N4 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Engineering Science
Electrotechnics N5 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Strength of Materials & Structures
Electro-techniques N6 (3 months)
Mathematics
Industrial Electronics
Strength of Materials & Structures
Electro-techniques Career opportunities include domestic electrician, industrial electrician and electrical technicians. Students who have completed Matriculation with Maths and Physical Sciences can register at N3 or N4 level | 
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