Schneider Electric launches electrical training roadshow
Schneider Electric and Clipsal by Schneider Electric have launched a national roadshow to bring hands-on training and the latest electrical innovations directly to contractors and electricians in 2026.
The mobile training initiative, a revival of Schneider’s On the Go Learning Centre, will be visiting more than 80 locations across Australia, including metro and regional areas. The intention is to offer a flexible, drop-in experience that brings training, product demonstrations and technical expertise directly to where electricians work.
Inside the mobile centre, attendees can explore innovations across electrification, automation and digital solutions, including EV charging, digital switchboards, smart home technologies and industrial equipment.
Chris Kerr, Vice President and CEO of Clipsal by Schneider Electric, said the initiative reflects the changing needs of the electrical industry as it navigates new technologies and rising customer expectations.
“The pace of change across the electrical industry is accelerating, driven by electrification, digitisation and new energy demands. For contractors and electricians, staying current is essential to staying competitive,” Kerr said.
“The On the Go Learning Centre makes that access to knowledge practical and immediate. We’re bringing the latest technologies, tools and expertise directly to where people work, so they can build skills, improve efficiency and deliver better outcomes for their customers.”
Attendees will be able to engage directly with technical specialists, to learn how new technologies can be applied across residential, commercial and industrial environments.
The 2026 On the Go Learning Centre tour commences this month. To find out more or to register, visit: www.clipsal.com/on-the-go.
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