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The Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation (Buildings and Structures) (2365-02) is designed for individuals who are interested in pursuing a career as an electrician in the building and construction industry. This is an entry-level course that provides a strong foundation of knowledge and practical skills that can improve your employ ability, lead to further education, and help you qualify for certain jobs and apprenticeships.

This course covers a wide range of training methods, and you will learn theory, practical (hand on installation skills) and science behind electricity.

This course will cover the following units:

The Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installation (Buildings and Structures) (2365-03) is designed for those who want to become qualified electricians.

To join this course, you need to be at least 18 years old and have already completed the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation (Buildings and Structures) (2365-02). Completing the Level 3 diploma can provide learners with the knowledge and practical skills required to become a qualified electrician, be more attractive to employers, develop practical skills essential for working in the electrical industry, and gain access to benefits such as training and networking opportunities.

This course covers a wide range of training methods, and you will learn theory, practical (hands-on installation skills) and science behind electricity.

This course will cover the following units:

This qualification is primarily aimed at practising electricians with relevant experience and other allied professionals eg surveyors, consultants and other trades needing to update and enhance their understanding of IET Wiring Regulations.

The 18th Edition course, also known as the Requirements for Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018+A2:2022, is a comprehensive course that provides students with a thorough understanding of the wiring regulations required for domestic and commercial electrical installation work.

During the three-day classroom-based course, students will become familiar with the layout, content, and application of the 18th Edition regulations. They will also cover various aspects related to electrical installations, such as wiring systems, protection, earthing, isolation, and testing.

In addition to the classroom lectures, students can complete numerous practice questions to boost their confidence and familiarize themselves with the exam methodology.

This course will cover the following units:

This course is designed for electricians who have some experience in the field but need to update their knowledge and skills to stay up-to-date with the latest regulations and practices. This is more advanced course This course is more advanced than a basic electrician training course. It covers more complex topics and requires a higher level of understanding than a basic electrician training course. It covers more complex topics and requires a higher level of understanding. 

The course is mostly theoretical, with the exception of a mandatory practical assessment. This assessment will test your knowledge and skills in inspection and testing. We do not recommend that you take this course unless you already have a basic understanding of inspection and testing.

The course will cover the specific methods of inspecting and testing electrical installations of all types, including single-phase and three-phase, to the latest requirements of BS 7671. It will also cover the inspection and testing techniques as given in IET Guidance Note 3, and how to professionally complete electrical certification and reports.

This course will cover the following units:

✓ Completing the safe isolation of electric circuits and installations

✓ Requirements for Initial Verification and Periodic Inspection of electrical installations

✓ Requirements for Inspection, Testing and Recording the condition of electrical installations

✓ Completing the Inspection of electrical installations prior to their being placed into service

✓ Safe testing and commissioning of electrical installations

✓ Requirements for Testing energised installations

✓ Completion of electrical installation certificates, Reports and associated documentation

✓ Safety of system and equipment prior to completion of Inspection and Testing

✓ Carry out Inspection of electrical installations

✓ Test electrical Installations in the service

✓ Produce a condition report with recoded observations and classifications.

During Course Test cover:

✓ Continuity of protective conductors

✓ Continuity of ring final circuits

✓ Insulation resistance (to include testing electrically separated circuits)

✓ Polarity (Dead & Live)

✓ Earth electrode

✓ Earth fault loop impedance (Ze)

✓ Prospective fault current

✓ Earth fault loop impedance (Zs)

✓ RCD tests (fault protection and additional protection)

✓ Functional testing

The City and Guilds 2357-44 course is designed for those who want to become Qualified Electricians.

This qualification is for those who has completed Level 2 and Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (2365-02 and 03) or equivalent qualifications.

✓ AM2 (an additional assessment that must be taken at an approved NET Centre)

A short theory bridging unit is also required.

The 2357-44 NVQ level 3 is a portfolio-based qualification, which means that you will need to create a portfolio of evidence to demonstrate your skills and knowledge. This portfolio should include photographs, drawings, and written reports of your work.

It is important to keep up to date with the latest standards, technologies, and practices in the electrical industry when gathering your evidence. You can do this by attending training courses, reading industry publications, and networking with other electricians.