This course is ideal for:
- BEGINNERS
- A CAREER CHANGE
- EXISTING ELECTRICIANS MATES LOOKING TO GET INDUSTRY RECOGNISED QUALIFICATION
What do we offer?
Our course is a City & Guilds Level 2 qualification and is benchmarked at the same level as a GCSE A-C grade. The course is approximately 50% classroom-based and 50% practical, and also includes a certain amount of home study that takes approximately four hours per week.
The course has a maximum of 12 students at a time, so that each student gets enough guidance & tuition from our tutors and passes the course with all of the required knowledge and understanding. It also allows students to ask all of the questions they may have and to get plenty of one-to-one instruction.
This course is the first step to become a qualified electrician, more specifically a Gold card holder under the JIB scheme. The course covers basics such as: fitting a back box, using a drill & raw plugs through to fitting simple lighting circuits, ring final circuits and consumer units.
This qualification also allows you to work on building sites, as well as domestic, commercial and industrial settings as an improver/electrician’s mate, and further allows you to progress onto the Level 3 Diploma before becoming a fully qualified electrician. If that sounds like something you would wish to pursue in the future, feel free to check out our Level 3 Diploma or our full Gold Electrical Training Course package.
Diploma
After successful completion of this course students have the option to either work in the industry to gain more experience or alternatively move straight onto the City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in electrical installations.
To achieve the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations (2365-02), learners must complete the following units: 201, 202, 203, 204 and 210.
Learning Outcomes
1. Understand how relevant legislation applies in the workplace
2. Understand the procedures for dealing with Environmental and Health and Safety situations in the work environment
3. Be able to demonstrate and understand the procedures for establishing a safe working environment
4. Understand the requirements for identifying and dealing with hazards in the work environment
Learning Outcomes
1. Identify and apply appropriate mathematical principles which are relevant to electrical work tasks
2. Understand standard units of measurement used in electrical installation, maintenance and design work
3. Understand basic mechanics and the relationship between force, work, energy and power
4. Understand the relationship between resistance, resistivity, voltage, current and power
5. Understand the fundamental principles which underpin the relationship between magnetism and electricity
6. Understand the types, applications and limitations of electronic components in electrical systems and equipment
Learning Outcomes
1. Know implications of electrical industry regulations
2. Know how to obtain technical information
3. Know wiring systems of electrical installations
4. Know requirements earthing systems
5. Know how electricity is supplied
6. Know requirements for different types of micro-renewable energies
Learning Outcomes
1. Know tools used to install wiring systems
2. Know how to prepare for installing wiring systems
3. Be able to install wiring systems
4. Be able to bond mains services to main earthing terminal
5. Be able to inspect a dead electrical installation
6. Be able to test a dead electrical installation
Learning Outcomes
1. Know the members of the construction team and their role within the building services industry
2. Know how to apply information sources in the building services industry
3. Know how to communicate with others in the building services industry
Assessments
All Units are assessed against the official City & Guilds criteria, and proceed as follows:
- 1. 8 hours worth of practical Installation of Electrical Equipment assessments, and a further 2 hour inspection and testing of that installation
- 2. 6 practical ‘Health and Safety’ tasks, 45 minute written task and 40 minute online exam
- 3. 90 minute ‘Principles of Electrical Science’ online exam
- 4. 75 minute ‘Electrical Installations Technology’ online exam
- 5. 40 minute ‘Understanding how to communicate with others within building services engineering’ online exam
All of the above modules and assessments will be carried out here at our purpose-built, dedicated training centre where we have various simulated training bays for you to carry out your practical assignments and our own computer suite linked to City and Guilds for you to pass all of your online tests.
Unit 203’s exam is an open-book assessment in which you are allowed the On-Site Guide
Schedule & Duration
Your choice between:
- Eight weeks Monday – Friday (9:00am – 4:30pm, breaks included)
- Option for evening course => lasts 40 weeks, 3 hours on both Tuesday and Thursday (6 hours in total per week, 6:00pm – 9:00pm)
Equipment & Facilities
We provide you with your own training bays & equipment (can bring your own tools & equipment if preferred, e.g. your own calibrated multifunction tester)
You will have access to:
✔ Kitchen facilities (fridge, microwave etc.)
✔ Free tea & coffee
✔ On-site vending machines
✔ Parking
Moreover, we are located in CV7 9NH, just off the M6 motorway and close to several food places and hotels nearby.
Pricing
£3000
Price includes VAT.
*To book any of our courses, all we require is a £100 deposit. The full amount can be paid either in full or interest free instalments during the duration of the course
Other Requirements
The 3 following textbooks are mandatory to attend the course:
IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition +A2 (BS 7671:2022)
If you would like to read more about the course, feel free to browse the readily available information provided on the City & Guilds website, more specifically the following:
For any additional inquiries, feel free to either submit an inquiry through our system here , or to call us at 02476 363 663 or email us at [email protected]