
Certificate in Applied Technology (Audio-Visual Technician)
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4, 120 1.0
Full-time for one year or part-time (day) options available
This programme only starts in July each year
Mt Albert campus
Semester dates for 2013:
Semester 1: 25 February - 28 June; Semester 2: 22 July - 22 November
NZ$5489 (Approximate fee only, find out more about the costs of study)
International fees
| Applications are now open for Semester 2 |
Programme summary
Want to work as an audio-visual technician on theatre, stage and screen productions? Find out how to repair audio-visual equipment, and learn about theatre systems, electronics technology and digital and computer electronics.
Want to work as an audio-visual technician on theatre, stage and screen productions? The Certificate in Applied Technology (Audio-Visual Technician) provides you with the knowledge and skills to find employment in a range of audio-visual industries such as theatre, stage and screen productions, outdoor events and film production. Gain an understanding of theatre systems, electronics technology, audio-visual hardware and signal principles, and digital and computer electronics. You'll also develop the ability to competently operate a variety of audio-visual equipment, including mixing desks, lights and lighting desks, digital and analogue recording equipment, and video projectors.
Highlights
- A great preparation for a career in audio-visual electronics or equipment repair.
- As part of the programme you cover the theory and practical off-job requirements toward registration as an Electrical Appliance Serviceperson under the Electricity Act.
- Access to excellent electronics resources.
- A chance to work on theatre or dance multimedia production, alongside Unitec's performing and screen arts students and staff.
Last edited: 29 November 2012






