Training packages
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We’re reviewing the training packages for our sector. If you have feedback on what works and what doesn’t, we want to hear from you!
Use our contact us form to make a case for change to a training package.
UEE
The UEE - Electrotechnology Training Package is a vital component of the VET system. It is tailored to the electrotechnology sector, providing structured learning pathways for individuals aiming to enter or advance within this field. This training package covers a wide array of topics relevant to electrotechnology, including electrical installation, maintenance, renewable energy systems, and energy efficiency practices.
PSO is currently reviewing the UEE package in consultation with key industries, SMEs, and a Technical Committee.
UET
The UET- Transmission, Distribution, and Rail Sector Training Package is tailored to the needs of these critical sectors. It is used by individuals working in and aspiring to work in roles related to electricity transmission, distribution, and rail infrastructure. This training package covers a broad spectrum of topics essential to these sectors, including infrastructure maintenance, safety protocols, technological advancements, and regulatory compliance.
UEP
The Electricity Supply Industry - Generation Sector Training Package is the VET package for those aspiring to work within electricity generation in Australia. This package serves as a roadmap for individuals seeking to enter or advance within the sector, covering a diverse spectrum of topics essential to power generation (including power plant operations, renewable energy integration and emerging technologies).
UEG
The UEG – Gas Industry Training Package serves as the VET package for the gas sector in Australia. This package provides a structured framework for individuals seeking to enter or advance within the gas labour force. It covers a diverse range of topics essential to gas operations, including gas supply, distribution, infrastructure maintenance, safety protocols, and emerging technologies like hydrogen.
Our Technical Advisory Groups meet three times a year with technical committees formed as needed to discuss specific issues. All technical stakeholders can attend these meetings. Past recordings of meetings can be found here:
Training Package Operating Framework Process
The implementation and success of the industry engagement arrangements will be underpinned by training package products development rules, owned by Skills Ministers, that are reviewed regularly to ensure they remain fit for-purpose. These rules, referred to as the Training Package Organising Framework (TPOF), comprise the:
Standards for Training Packages (The Standards)
Standards for Training Packages (‘the Standards’) – setting the overarching design and development requirements of training products for endorsement by Skills Ministers.
Training Package Products Policy (TPPP)
Training Package Products Policy (TPPP) – outlining the design rules that must be adhered to when developing or modifying a training product.
Training Package Products Development and Endorsement Process Policy (TPPDEPP)
Training Package Products Development and Endorsement Process Policy (TPPDEPP) – outlining the process for developing and seeking the endorsement of training products.