NCV: Electrical Infrastructure Construction (L2 – L4)

The NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction course covers heavy current as well as light current. Heavy current covers the distribution of electricity, domestic wiring, civil and industrial industries. Light current covers fields such as digital electronics, industrial electronics, communication electronics, sound engineering and instrumentation.

Programme Structure

Admission Requirements	Course Duration	Location
Level 2 – Minimum of Grade 9 or Level 1 (preference will be given to candidates who have completed Grade 11 or 12 due to the complex nature of the course content) Level 3 – Level 2 qualification Level 4 – Level 3 qualification You must have passed the following subjects at school: Mathematics Physical Science English	3 years full-time (1 year per level) Enrolment in January of each year (Part-time – Not available)	Iqhayiya Campus

What will I be able to do after I've obtained this qualification?

The holder of an NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction Level 4 qualification will be able to accept employment in one of the following fields:
Digital Electronic Engineering
Electrical Engineering Construction
Industrial Electronic Engineering
Industrial Engineering
Instrumentation
Process Control
Sound Technology
Theatre Technology

In which industries will I be able to work?

Any industry or organisation that requires a person with electrical qualifications and skills obtained through studying NC(V) Electrical Infrastructure Construction Levels 2 – 4.

How can I further improve my skills as well as as my career?

Achieving the necessary entry requirements at academic level during the NC(V) Level 4 Electrical Infrastructure Construction course will enable you to continue studying at a TVET College National Certificate N4 – N6, or at an institution of Higher Education, such as a University.
Should you not wish to continue studying once you’ve completed your NC(V) Level 4 qualification, you will be able to work towards promotion within your career by working within your field of study and gaining experience within the industry.
After obtaining sufficient experience, you can then complete the Trade Test to become a qualified electrician.