At 20/08/2002 20:32, you wrote:
>Luke Szymanski wrote:
> >
> > Terry,
> >
> > Not actually directly answering your question, but having followed a
> > reasonably long discussion on this topic in a local electronic magazine
> > essentially you need to complete an apprenticeship to get a licence.
>
>"Well, in my days" {:-), also completing a degree qualified you to sit
>for the licence. I'm hoping that that is still the case.
Going back to the dim dark past, although not *quite* as dark as Mr Collins
- we had electricity then - when I did my Electronics Trades Certificate at
TAFE, I seem to remember that you could do an electrical certificate that
would allow you to sit for the licence, but I believe there was a "work
experience" component or apprenticeship involved.
Of course, if you have an Electrical Engineering degree, logic would
dictate that you *should* be able to sit for the exam, but they may still
require the practical knowledge.
Jon
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