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Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems

UEE20120

TasTAFE in TAS offers Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems (UEE20120), a nationally recognised AQF Level 2 qualification. The program runs for 9 months 24 days. Government subsidised places may be available.

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Course details · domestic students

Government data

Duration
9 months 24 days
Qualification level
AQF Level 2

Fees & payment

Government funding

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Tasmanian Skills Funding

This course (or skill set) may be supported under a Skills Tasmania fund. These funds are grant-based and demonstrated-need-driven rather than an open entitlement, so availability varies by provider and round. Confirm current funding availability with the provider.

Fees and funding are indicative only. Eligibility depends on residency, prior qualifications and state of study. Confirm with the provider before enrolling.

Entry requirements and how you'll study

TasTAFE offers Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems. It runs for 9 months 24 days in TAS.

The price on this page is what TasTAFE has published for Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems. It may be a local fee, an overseas fee, or a funded amount. Books, exams, and a funded place can cost more, so ask what you would pay.

Entry requirements

TasTAFE has not listed entry rules for Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems. Ask them about past study, English, and any interview before you apply.

Use enquire to ask TasTAFE about start dates, study mode, and how to get into Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems.

What you'll learn

The study plan includes Apply work health and safety regulations, codes and practices in the workplace, Document and apply measures to control WHS risks associated with electrotechnology work, Fabricate, assemble and dismantle utilities industry components, Fix and secure electrotechnology equipment, Participate in development and follow a personal competency development plan, and Use drawings, diagrams, schedules, standards, codes and specifications. Open a unit to see what it covers.

What you'll learn

10 core units · 13 electives available

Core units

· All core units must be completed

Group Electives

· select units from this group to complete the qualification

Source: training.gov.au

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