Electrical - Moss Vale Campus

Registering With eProfiling

Why do you need to be registered with eProfiling?

As part of your TAFE course you need to gather workplace evidence. If you do not gather this evidence, you will not be able to be deemed competent and, thus you will not be able to complete the course.

What eProfiling does is “converts” what you have done in the field and allocates these work hours to units of competency that you are doing at TAFE.

Gathering this workplace evidence requires a two part process to take place, after you have registered:

• Each week you go online and fill out a “card” of what you did that week. You then submit this electronically.
• Your employer automatically receives an email that that you have submitted a “Card”, ready to be “Verified”. He/she then goes online and verifies this “Card” as correct, and then submits it.

You only receive recognition for work done once your employer/supervisor verifies your card.

Failure to do this workplace evidence gathering will mean that will receive a “Not Competent” grade on your transcript.

Before registering with eProfiling, it is best to have the following information available:

• Qualification name and code (Certificate III Electrotechnology Electrician, UEE30811)
• Elective Work Area (Data , Voice communications)
• Employer details (including ABN, address, etc)
• RTO details (name and campus location, ABN, address, etc) (Illawarra Institute, Moss Vale)
• Active personal email address that you can access during the registration process (email address needs to be verified)
• Apprenticeship start date as stated on training contract
• If your employer is not registered with eProfiling they need to fill out and submit a registration form

NOTE:  

If you do not pay the “Materials Charge” when you enrol your access to this service will be blocked until you pay. This may take several weeks to rectify, disadvantaging you.

Once you have registered with eProfiling you can begin gathering workplace evidence even before you attend TAFE in February 2014!

if you have any problems with this, eProfiling can be contacted directly or contact the electrical trades teacher at moss vale