Practical Electrical & Solar Training
School of Electrical & Electronics
Electrical installation, solar PV, CCTV, electronics and mobile device repair skills.
Overview
About this school
Build practical competence in electrical and electronics work through safety-led, workshop-oriented training. Learners develop core installation, maintenance, troubleshooting and repair skills suited to employment and self-employment pathways.
4 programmes
Programmes in this school
Availability can change by intake. Admissions confirms the timetable, fee, duration and start date for the programme you choose.
Electrical Installation & Solar PV
Learn core wiring principles, installation practice, electrical safety, basic testing and introductory solar PV concepts for domestic and small commercial environments.
CCTV Installation & Security Systems
Build practical skills in camera placement, cabling, basic configuration, installation planning, fault checks and routine system maintenance.
Electronics Repair & Maintenance
Develop a structured approach to identifying common electronic faults, safe tools use, component-level basics and repair/maintenance workflows.
Mobile Phone Repair & Maintenance
Learn device handling, common phone faults, repair workflow, basic diagnostics, parts awareness, customer care and responsible workshop practice.
Skills & outcomes
What you will learn and where it is used
Skills you build
- Electrical wiring principles and installation practice
- Basic solar PV concepts and installation awareness
- Fault identification and troubleshooting
- Electrical safety procedures and PPE
- CCTV and basic security systems installation
- Electronics diagnostics, repair and maintenance
- Mobile device repair fundamentals
- Tools handling and workshop discipline
Work & enterprise pathways
- Electrical technician assistant
- Solar installation assistant
- CCTV/security systems installer
- Electronics repair technician
- Mobile phone repair technician
- Independent technical service provider
Who it suits & how it is taught
Learners and delivery
- Who it suits
- School leavers, aspiring technicians, artisans, entrepreneurs and workers seeking electrical or electronics skills.
- How training is delivered
- Instructor-led theory, demonstrations, supervised practical work, tools handling, troubleshooting exercises and safety practice.
Before you enrol: Course duration and timetable depend on the selected program and current intake schedule. Admissions confirms the latest options. Participants may receive an ABIFLO TTI certificate of participation or completion, subject to the selected program and assessment requirements.