ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS DUAL
A career with power
An education Learning + Skills (labor market finality) of GO! Spectrumschool, Campus Ruggeveld
What are you learning?
In Electrical Installations training Dual you learn to install new electrical installations in homes and buildings. You can also renovate and maintain existing installations. You will also learn to work on more complicated residential and / or industrial electrical installations.
With Duaal Learning you combine the best of 2 worlds: learning at school and learning at the workplace. You spend 3 days in the workplace. You will learn general subjects and the theoretical and practical knowledge that is additional to your training at school.
The range consists of 6 clusters:
- General subjects
- Designing an installation
- Mount
- to install
- Connection to very low voltage
- Run an installation.
You will attend 2 days for your general subjects, your philosophical subjects, sports and theoretical and practical knowledge associated with your degree. You will work the other 3 days. You keep track of your activities in your logbook. Your practical teacher will look at your progress together with you, in close consultation with the mentor on the work floor.
This training starts from the 5th year learn dual in Antwerp.
Learning dual
Why choose dual learning?
- You learn in a real working environment
- You increase your chances in the labor market
- You are up to date with the latest tools and technologies
- Already learning increases your motivation.
- You practice 'soft skills' that are important on the labor market, such as cooperation, taking initiative, arriving on time, ...
Something for you?
You are handy
You work safely and well
You have an eye for detail
For who?
Are you interested in electrical installations & machines? Are you handy and accurate? Do you enjoy working with your hands, but also with the computer? Would you like to learn to combine with work?
Then this direction may be something for you.
What do you need to start?
To start in Electrical Installations Dual do you have to
hold one certificate of the 2e degree of secondary education, or a favorable decision of the class council.
What after?
After the Electrical Installer Dual course you get it certificate of secondary education.
So it is recommended to have one 7e specialisatiejaar to follow. At our school you can specialize in the field of study Electricity Industrial Electricity (full-time regular) or Industrial Electricity Dual . After getting it diploma secondary education Are you a full-fledged electrician and can you start on the work floor or even start your own business.
More Info
Consult here the lesson tables of the BSO Electrical Installer Dual course:
GO! Spectrumschool
Campus Ruggeveld
Ruggeveldlaan 496
2100 Deurne (Antwerp)
03-328.05.00
Info@spectrumschool.be
You can reach us by tram 10 - tram 5 - tram 8 - bus 19 - bus 410 - bus 411 - bus 412
From the 3 degree Internship an essential part of the training, but also in the past the pupils are already in contact with the shop floor and the business world.
Our stewards and employees have employment years of experience with guiding our students on the work floor. Within each learning domain we have an extensive network of companies where internships can be run.
There are also walking many collaborations with sectors, companies we work on project-based, such as VDAB, Agoria, Umicore, Atlas Copco, etc.
This system certainly pays. 7 on 10 employers will hire someone sooner if they have had a form of workplace learning during their training, according to UNIZO research. "Workplace learning should become self-evident in all training courses, and should be directly in line with the needs of the companies themselves," said former UNIZO CEO Karel Van Eetvelt.
A specific question about this education?
Sonja Wellens
Deputy Director of Learning + Skills
adjunctdeurne@spectrumschool.be
03 / 328 05 21
If you follow a dual course in Electrical Installations, there are good chances of finding a job. It depends on where you live, what skills you have and the state of the economy. Electricians are often in demand because they are needed in many different types of work.
With a dual education you have both learned about electricity and gained practical experience. You can then apply for jobs such as electrician, maintenance technician or someone who works with sustainable energy. It is also smart to know what is new in the electricity world, such as new technologies. Look at websites where jobs are offered, talk to people in the profession and build a good picture of what is possible after your education.