Who We Are
Established in 2018, Electrical Trades College (ETC) is a leading Registered Training Organisation (RTO) based in Revesby, NSW, proudly serving the entire state of New South Wales. Built on a foundation of expertise, professionalism, and a deep passion for the electrotechnology and complementary industries, ETC has earned its reputation as a trusted name in training and education.
Since its inception, ETC has been dedicated to delivering high-quality, industry-relevant training. From 2018 to 2022, the college focused on providing tailored programs such as competency-based training and assessments, gap training, and short courses for existing workers. In 2023, ETC achieved a significant milestone by securing a NSW Smart & Skilled Contract, enabling the delivery of apprenticeship training. Additionally, ETC introduced specialised programs for overseas-qualified electricians seeking an Australian qualification.
Beyond apprenticeship training, ETC offers an extensive range of short courses designed to address the evolving needs of the electrotechnology and related industries. These include the Solar Grid Connect Course, Alarm and CCTV Installation Course, and White Card training. Through its diverse programs, ETC continues to empower professionals across NSW with the skills and qualifications they need to thrive, reaffirming its commitment to excellence and innovation in education.
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Some of their rave reviews can be found here
Had a positive educational and training experience at ETC while becoming a fully qualified Electrician. I would recommend this to anyone who's prepared to do the hard work.
Every subject is at your own pace so you sit exams when you feel you are confident and ready.
Thank you Moe and the team, I'm now a licenced electrician.
Learning activities was designed to my own pace, Practicals activities mode me and give me much details on the understanding of the activities undertaken which in fact increased my confidence level in the industry.
ETC is a place to get a Good Education. The most amazing part is that they were there for me (guide) till l got my Licence (Electrician) .
I NEVER WENT WRONG WITH ETC.
To everyone, if l was able to do it with determination, motivation and by focusing you CAN ALSO DO IT.
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Moe and his team go above and beyond to make the whole process as seamless as possible from the very first phone call right up until the end. It is definitely a more catered approach to accommodate all students individually based on their needs.
Becoming qualified was always a thought in the back of my mind for so many years and after my experience with ETC I wish I had of done this sooner.
Thanks to the ETC team for everything!
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Should you stay a general electrician or move into a niche?
General gives you variety and flexibility. Niche gives you higher earning potential and less competition but more responsibility.
Breadth keeps options open. Depth builds leverage. 🔌
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Landing an electrical apprenticeship isn’t about luck. It’s about positioning.
Most people apply once and wait. The ones who get in treat it like a priority.
If you’re serious about it, act like it. 🔌
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Everyone talks about how hard the apprenticeship is. No one talks about what happens after.
Once you qualify, your leverage increases, your confidence shifts, and your options expand.
Apprenticeship is the foundation. What comes after is where your career really starts shaping. 🔌
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