Elec Training

Launching an electrical business takes more than qualifications and technical skills — it also takes a clear, professional brand that customers recognise and trust. Whether you’re a sole trader or a growing company, strong branding helps you stand out in a competitive…

If you’re considering a career in electrics, you’ve probably come across several “domestic installer” training options — each offering a slightly different pathway. It can be confusing to work out which course suits your goals, experience, and long-term ambitions.  This guide breaks down Elec Training’s…

Electric vehicles (EVs) are no longer the future — they’re fast becoming the present. With the UK government banning the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2030, the demand for skilled EV charger installers has grown rapidly. For…

Late payments can happen to anyone — electricians, small business owners, or freelancers. But when it becomes routine, it can seriously disrupt cash flow and morale. Chasing unpaid invoices is frustrating and time-consuming, yet how you handle the situation can…

Every two seconds, someone in the UK searches online for “depression.” Every minute, more than twenty people search for “stress” or “anxiety.” These aren’t abstract statistics — they’re a reminder that mental health challenges touch every part of modern working…

If you’re an electrician aiming to take full control of your own work — from installation to certification — becoming a Qualified Supervisor (QS) is a major career milestone. It’s the recognition that you’re competent to i nspect, test, and sign off notifiable electrical work under a Government-approved…

If you’ve recently had an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR) completed for your home or rental property, you might be looking at pages of technical terms and wondering what it all means. You’re not alone. Many homeowners receive these reports but struggle to…

If you’re training to become an electrician, you’ve probably heard both terms: Gold Card and Registered Domestic Electrician. They sound similar but represent two different p rofessional routes — and choosing the right one can shape your career, income, and day-to-day work. …

Our homes have never been more powered-up. Phones, laptops, tablets, e-bikes, air fryers, gaming consoles, smart speakers — the list keeps growing. But as technology becomes more embedded in d aily life, the risk of electrical faults increases too. Each…

You’ve finished your training, gained your qualifications, and secured that all-important first job as an electrician. The toolbox is packed, the uniform’s clean, and the satnav is set. But stepping onto site for the first time as a qualified tradesperson can…