9 Technology Course Programs in Oceania

With more and more people entering the telecommunication industry, employers will be looking to differentiate between candidates and companies will be looking for well-rounded contractors. One way to stand out is to have more than the minimum requirements for working on a particular project, and a full qualification might be the answer. Milcom Communications offers full Telecommunications courses, with pre-selected electives tailored to specific industry outcomes.

Short courses at QAT are perfect for students who want to obtain new skills during school days. Are you interested in learning the art of coffee-making? If so, the Barista Course at Queensland Academy of Technology is for you. This fun and practical program is ideal for individuals seeking employment as a Barista.

The Tertiary Preparation Program is delivered over three terms (32 weeks) and enables students to learn the core academic skills required for entry into undergraduate study at The University of Queensland. The Tertiary Preparation Program is delivered face to face on St Lucia Campus. Tertiary Preparation Program teachers are highly qualified, and through innovative courses and the latest technology, our students learn in a relaxed and supportive environment.

The rapidly developing unmanned aviation (RPAS) sector has seen the need for increased formalisation and professional oversight of the industry, resulting in a drive by UAVNZ to ensure the quality and integrity of training for all clients seeking to upskill themselves in operating this technology in New Zealand. Massey University School of Aviation is one of only five New Zealand RPAS training organisations to be officially recognised as a UAVNZ Recognised Training Provider.

This unit describes the skills and knowledge required to control traffic with a stop-slow bat and to implement a traffic management plan in the Resources and Infrastructure Industries. This unit is appropriate for those working in operational roles. Licensing, legislative, regulatory, and certification requirements that apply to these units can vary between states, territories, and Industry sectors.

This unit describes the skills and knowledge to engage in safe work practices when installing or repairing telecommunications equipment on roof structures. It applies to individuals employed as technicians and installers who are required to safely install or repair telecommunications equipment on roof structures. It includes planning, risk assessment, and implementing control measures while undertaking telecommunications installation or repairs.

Explore the 22609VIC Course in Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure up to 22 kW, offering licenced electricians comprehensive training. Develop skills to design compliant EVCI installations that meet client requirements and proficiently test and commission EVCI setups up to 22 kW of alternating current (AC).

The Course in Workplace Spotting for Service Assets provides workers with the necessary skills and knowledge to ensure safe practices as a spotter and identify hazards in plants near overhead, underground assets and electrical equipment. Stay up-to-date and enhance your competencies in the industry with this valuable training program.

This Micro-Credential Delivers Fundamental Knowledge of Hydrogen and The Australian Hydrogen Energy Sector. Anyone Interested in Exploring the Opportunities of Diversifying Their Business, or Their Career, Into the Hydrogen Sector. An Acknowledgement of Training Will Be Available upon Successful Completion of The Course Requirements.