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FAQs About Our Online Test and Tag Courses

Here are some common questions we are asked about our online test and tag course. (click on the white cross to expand)

Send us an email if your question is not covered here and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

A list of all courses open for bookings are here Open Courses List

To undertake the course you will need access to:

  • A computer / laptop
  • A reliable internet connection
  • A copy of AS/NZS 3760 *

To practice the hands-on aspects of the online test and tag training, you will need;

  • An insulation / continuity meter or
  • An automated PAT
  • Class 1, Class 2 appliances, an extension lead and a powerboard

*  This is an important document and will be referenced many times during the course. If you do not have access to a copy you can purchase one from Sai Global or Standards New Zealand (the NZ site is usually cheaper) or try a google search for other possible download sites. We strongly recommend you obtain your own copy as it is very likely you will need to refer to it from time to time after you have completed the course.

From the course list, click on the “more info” link against the course you are interested in for full details.

You can register with 3 easy steps;

  1. From the Open Courses list click the “more information” link against the course you want
  2. Enter the number of students you want to register in the QTY field
  3. Click the “Add To Event Cart” button and follow the prompts

Yes, in the registration screen enter the number of students you want to register in the QTY field.

If you haven’t received any emails from us within 10 minutes, please check your email promotions or spam/junk folder in case it has been accidentally captured there.  If it’s not there, please contact us by email or phone and we’ll sort it our for you.

We have set up a number of “behind-the-scenes” systems to help ensure all our emails arrive in a timely manner however, some servers have very strict spam filter settings that can capture genuine emails.  To help overcome this, you can add support@tatsa.com.au in your “white list” settings.

It might also be worth contacting your email server provider and see if the system is blocking us for some reason.

For each student you register we need you to record;

  • their name
  • a unique email address
  • a contact phone number

Please note: It is very important you record a unique email address for each student because this will become part of their unique login details. Using an email address accessed by more than one student will cause problems with their course progression and getting important information delivered to them in a timely manner.

We recommend against the use of generic email addresses, such as admin@ . These generic addresses can cause problems because it relies on someone else to forward it to the intended recipient. They should only be used if it is accessed exclusively by the student and/or is suitable for receiving confidential and private communications.

Yes. You will receive an email with a link to view or download your tax invoice.

You have three payment options:

  1. Credit / debit card using our secure payment portal.
  2. EFT to our bank account.  Please ensure your details are entered on the transfer so we can quickly match it up and finalise your registration.
  3. PayPal

The “Pay By Invoice” option issues you an invoice for your accounts payable to handle. Payments can then be made using any of the above methods.

Yes, the registration screen has provision to enter student details and the payer / accounts person details.

No formal qualifications or electrical training is required. We will teach you what you need to know.

Most of the electrical theory is of a fundamental level. We are confident you will pick it up fairly quickly however our tutors are aware some students may not have a technical background so they are available if you have any questions or need any help.

This is an online course so there are no start dates like a classroom based course.

Once you have finalised your payment you have 24/7 access to the content and you can get started as soon as you are ready.

You will receive an email with your user name, a temporary password and a link to the login site.

If you haven’t received your login details, see the FAQ about not hearing from us.

Once the course payment is made recorded in our system you will receive an email with your log in details. Follow the prompts and you can get started immediately.

Payment by credit card usually only takes a minute or two to be finalised and updated in the system.

Payment by EFT may not appear in our account for 1 – 3 days.  We check the account and update the records every morning.

The course is based on the same 8 hours content provided in our short course.

With this online course you can go at your own pace. How quickly you get through it all will vary depending on your previous exposure to the information contained in the course.

As a general indication, people with some electrical background tend to get through it all in a few hours whereas other students can take 3 to 4 hours and some a bit longer.

There’s no hurry so just go at your own pace.  It is better to take your time and get the maximum benefit from the course than to rush through it and miss some important information.

No.  You can do the online test and tag training in one or more sessions.

You start whenever you are ready and go at your own pace. If you need to take a break you can log out, return when you are ready to continue and the system will remember exactly where you last got up to.

You can also go back over any content you have completed.

If you get stuck you can contact your tutor, they are there to help you.

Just send us an email and they will typically respond the same day.  If you prefer to discuss it, you can give them a call.

Our support team works normal business hours so they might not get back to you until the next working day.

To test and tag appliances you must be a competent person.

The primary aim of this course is to provide students with the necessary theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to correctly test and tag a wide range of electrical appliances of a basic design in accordance with AS/NZS 3760 ie to become a competent person.

Note: Some jurisdictions may have different requirements.

We have more information about our online test and tag course, and the other courses we offer on the main FAQ page.

If you can’t find your answer there, you can email or call us.

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