Get Skilled Training

Get Skilled Training provides Engineering and Technical Skills Training, delivering nationally recognised electrotechnology courses from its Brisbane base with training facilities located across Australia, onsite or online.

• Courses cover restricted electrical licensing, refrigeration and air conditioning (including UEE20120 Certificate II in Split Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Systems and UEE32225 Certificate III in Refrigeration and Air Conditioning), hydrocarbon refrigerant handling and electrical capstone exam preparation.
• A dedicated gap training course (11412NAT) assesses and upskills individuals with overseas refrigeration and air conditioning qualifications, including skilled migrants holding an Offshore Technical Skills Record, toward relevant Australian occupational licences.
• Test and tag training is delivered in line with the Electrical Safety Act and regulations and Australian Standards 3760 and 3012, alongside low voltage rescue and CPR courses aligned to Australian Resuscitation Council guidelines.

Best for: electricians, tradespeople and employers needing specific electrotechnology trade qualifications or licence upgrades delivered onsite or online across Australia.

Get Skilled Training offers Accredited and Non Accredited Training as a Registered Training Organisation, delivering nationally recognised electrotechnology courses across Australia.

• Nationally recognised units include Certificate II and Certificate III level refrigeration and air conditioning qualifications alongside restricted electrical licence and gap training courses for overseas qualified workers.
• Test and tag training is delivered as a nationally accredited course aligned to the Electrical Safety Act and Australian Standards 3760 and 3012.
• Courses are available onsite or online, allowing individuals and employers to complete accredited training without travelling to a fixed campus.

Best for: employers and individuals needing formally accredited, nationally recognised electrotechnology qualifications rather than informal upskilling.