Electric Vehicle Charger installation course for Electricians

An official Training course for Electricians interested in electric vehicle charger installation and service

EVSE is committed to providing formal courses provided by educational institutions to certification courses offered by professional associations, to gain training in the installation of EV (Electric Vehicle) chargers. Here’s how to become trained in the installation of EV chargers, step-by-step:

1. Recognize the Fundamentals
An understanding of EV charging, vehciles and the basics is essential to understand EV charging.

See our Glossary

2. Courses on Specialized EV Charger Installation
Specialized training for installing EV chargers is provided by a number of institutions and organizations. Here are some noteworthy examples:

Electric Vehicle training – Micro Skills & CPD – TAFE NSW

3. Training Tailored to the Manufacturer
A lot of EV charger producers provide training courses so that electricians can install their devices correctly. As examples, consider:

Electric Vehicle (EV) Charger Installation Training | Australia Wide (ocularcharging.com.au)

For further information or updates on the next upcoming training sessions keep an eye on our blog and register your interest on our electrician partner page

Author

Brendan Wheeler

Job title / role - CEO

Years of experience in EV charging or electrical work 11 years

Relevant credentials or certifications (e.g. licensed electrician, Clean Energy Council accreditation, EV specialist training, brand certifications) EV specialist, ev driver, member of AFMA, AEVA, EV Council, HVIA

Brendan Wheeler is Co-Founder and CEO of EVSE Australia, a vertically integrated EV charging provider. He leads the rollout of infrastructure across home, workplace and public charging. His focus is on building a connected platform that delivers reliable, commercially sustainable outcomes.

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