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Thomas Jevons

Head of Training at Elec Training | Electrical Training, Assessing & Quality Assurance Expert

Professional Background 

Thomas Jevons brings over 10 years of hands-on experience working as an electrician, followed by more than 20 years in instruction and assessment. In recent years he has worked as an External Quality Assurer (EQA) and Internal Quality Assurer (IQA), and is currently Head of Training at Elec Training. 

Expertise Areas 

  • Electrical installation 
  • Electrical training and assessing 
  • Internal Quality Assurance (IQA) 
  • External Quality Assurance (EQA) 
  • Technical training delivery  

Credentials & Affiliations 

Personal

  • TAQA (Training, Assessment and Quality Assurance) 
  • IQA / EQA qualified 
  • City & Guilds P1 and P2, Electronic Engineering 

Elec Training (organisation)

  • Head of Training – Elec Training  

Contact / Press Enquiries 

For media requests, partnerships or expert commentary, contact the Elec Training Press Office: 
📞 0330 822 5337 | ✉️ [email protected]   |    🔗LinkedIn 

Profile last updated 30 July 2026. 

Latest Posts by this Author

EV charger installed on residential property wall
An electrical training expert has revealed that fitting a home EV charger could add as much as £8,000 to a property's value, drawing a direct comparison to the kind of uplift traditionally associated with adding an extra bathroom. Charanjit Mannu, Director at Elec Training, a specialist electrical training centre based
Qualified electrician installing compliant EV charging point
An electrical expert has sent out a warning that thousands of British homeowners are living in homes that are non-compliant with electrical standards for their EV charging points. Many British homeowners are not aware that they could potentially face prosecution under Building Regulations for uncertified EV charging points being fitted
Games console left on standby overnight with illuminated power light in a modern living room.
An expert in electrical training has named household appliances and devices that continue to draw electrical power, even in standby mode. This comes with a warning to all British homeowners that by switching some electrical items off, it does not always mean that it stops drawing on electricity. Charanjit Mannu,
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