ICT30519 CERTIFICATE III

TThe ICT30519 Certificate III in Telecommunications Technology is a nationally recognized qualification in Australia for telecommunications technology operators. It covers skills and knowledge required to assess installation requirements, plan and perform installations, test equipment, and troubleshoot faults within telecommunications networks.

Course Details:

• The qualification includes 16 units of competency, with 6 core and 10 elective units.

• Core units include use of hand and power tools, electrical skills, fault finding, customer service, and work health and safety.

• Electives cover specialized skills such as installing and certifying structured cabling, coaxial cables, optical fiber, and internet protocol devices.

• Training is typically delivered through a mix of online learning, in-class practical sessions, and workplace traineeships.

• The course prepares students for licensing required by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to legally work on telecommunications cabling.

• Possible career paths include telecommunications equipment installer, network technician, wireless technician, rigging technician, and more.

Current status and availability:

• The ICT30519 qualification is being phased out and will eventually be replaced by the Certificate III in Telecommunications Technology (ICT30524), but enrolments may still be accepted by training providers as of 2025.

• It is available via registered training organizations (RTOs) and often supported by government funding and apprenticeship programs.

This qualification is suitable for those seeking to work formally in the telecommunications sector, gaining both practical and theoretical expertise aligned with industry requirements and licensing standards in Australia.