• You learn about production, installation, and distribution of systems for electricity, energy, and water.
• You also learn about electrical and energy technology, automation, computer and communication technology, and IT infrastructure.
• You study safety issues such as standards and information security.
• Parts of the education take place in one or more workplaces for at least 15 weeks (Internship/APL).

You learn to install, maintain, and troubleshoot automated production systems.

Example jobs:

• Automation technician in real estate, industry, or process.
• Mechatronics technician

You learn to install, administer, and repair systems for computers and communication.

Example jobs:

• IT technician
• Technical sales representative
• Home service technician
• Network technician

You learn to install and repair electrical installations, alarms, and systems for TV and computers.

Example jobs:

• Industrial electrician
• Railway electrician – electrical and signal
• Elevator installer
• Alarm and security technician

You learn about operation and service functions in energy, environmental, water, and process industries.

Example jobs:

• Operational operator in power and heating technology or water and environmental technology
• Heating installer
• Robot technician

If you want to continue studying at a university level after high school, here are some examples. You can continue at either a university or vocational university.

• Automation technician
• Broadband project planner
• Civil engineer
• Electrical power engineer