The **National Certificate: N6 Engineering Studies (Electrical Engineering) Level 5** is an advanced qualification designed for individuals seeking to deepen their expertise in electrical engineering. This course builds upon the foundational knowledge acquired in the N4 and N5 levels, equipping students with the skills necessary to address complex engineering challenges and prepare for professional roles in the electrical engineering sector .

**PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES**

Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

– Integrate advanced electrical engineering principles into practical applications.

– Analyze and solve complex electrical engineering problems.

– Design and implement electrical systems and components effectively.

– Ensure compliance with safety standards and regulations in electrical engineering practices.

– Communicate technical information clearly within engineering contexts.

**KNOWLEDGE MODULES**

– Advanced Electrical Principles

– Engineering Mathematics

– Engineering Science

– Electrical Technology

– Safety and Environmental Management

**PRACTICAL MODULES**

– Advanced Electrical Workshop Practices

– Circuit Design and Analysis

– Electrical Measurement Techniques

– Hands-on Experience with Electrical Equipment

– Case Studies in Electrical Engineering Applications

**DELIVERY MODEL**

**Delivery Mode:** This course is offered through various institutions, including options for distance learning.

**Language:** English

**Duration:** Typically 12 months per level (N4 to N6)

**ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS**

– National Certificate: N5 Engineering Studies or equivalent qualification

– Proficiency in mathematics and physical science

– Basic computer literacy

**PATHWAY TO NATIONAL DIPLOMA**

After completing the N6 Certificate, students must submit proof of **24 months of practical experience** in the industry to qualify for the National N-Diploma in Electrical Engineering. This qualification opens up further career opportunities in the electrical engineering field, including roles in design, project management, and systems analysis [[2]] [[3]].