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Electrician Courses in Birmingham
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Sir Laethian & Steve
Laethian is brilliant tutor and taught me so much durring the 4 weeks and feel confident to go out and carry out domestic electrical installs. He also is down to earth easily approachable if you don't understand something. Also you can have banter,..
Lee Lavender, 04 April 2025
Just finished my level 2
Just finished my level 2, the support and teaching was second to none! The tutors were more the helpful more so leathian went the extra mile for the students and myself, malcom to and josh is already finding me job opportunities. Highly recommend! And grateful for everything!
Ed wilkes, 05 April 2025
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec…
I run a company that helps people develop a new route for work, from the Performing Arts to Military or Professional Sports. I referred a candidate to Elect Training, who were brilliant. The training was excellent and the aftercare, particularly from Josh...
Carole davies, 01 April 2025
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec…
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec Training based on their promise to help me find employment to complete my qualification—and they delivered exactly as they said they would! Not only have I secured a new job after my hours were reduced with my previous company, but I’m now working with...
Scott, 27 March 2025
Looking for a new career
Having left the military and looking for a new career, I wanted to build on the skills I gained during my service. I always enjoyed the electrical aspects of my job, which led me to choose the Level 2 2365 course with Elec Training. Laethian was an amazing
Joshua, 25 March 2025
I’ve been in construction since I was a…
I’ve been in construction since I was a teenager, working as both a machine driver and groundworker over the years, but I’ve always had an interest in electrics. Without qualifications, it was difficult to find a way into the electrical industry—until I came across Elec Training.
Cochior Radu, 20 March 2024
Amazing trainer
Just finished my level 2 with elec training,I was a bit nervous to begin with as I didn’t no anything about being an electrician and also my age as I knew I would of been one of the oldest in the class but my trainer laethian was amazing with me and the rest of the lads, the way he delivered the therory...
Abdul Kalam, 18 March 2025
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Sir Laethian & Steve
Laethian is brilliant tutor and taught me so much durring the 4 weeks and feel confident to go out and carry out domestic electrical installs. He also is down to earth easily approachable if you don't understand something. Also you can have banter,..
Lee Lavender, 04 April 2025
Just finished my level 2
Just finished my level 2, the support and teaching was second to none! The tutors were more the helpful more so leathian went the extra mile for the students and myself, malcom to and josh is already finding me job opportunities. Highly recommend! And grateful for everything!
Ed wilkes, 05 April 2025
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec…
I run a company that helps people develop a new route for work, from the Performing Arts to Military or Professional Sports. I referred a candidate to Elect Training, who were brilliant. The training was excellent and the aftercare, particularly from Josh...
Carole davies, 01 April 2025
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec…
I signed up for the NVQ with Elec Training based on their promise to help me find employment to complete my qualification—and they delivered exactly as they said they would! Not only have I secured a new job after my hours were reduced with my previous company, but I’m now working with...
Scott, 27 March 2025
Looking for a new career
Having left the military and looking for a new career, I wanted to build on the skills I gained during my service. I always enjoyed the electrical aspects of my job, which led me to choose the Level 2 2365 course with Elec Training. Laethian was an amazing
Joshua, 25 March 2025
I’ve been in construction since I was a…
I’ve been in construction since I was a teenager, working as both a machine driver and groundworker over the years, but I’ve always had an interest in electrics. Without qualifications, it was difficult to find a way into the electrical industry—until I came across Elec Training.
Cochior Radu, 20 March 2024
Amazing trainer
Just finished my level 2 with elec training,I was a bit nervous to begin with as I didn’t no anything about being an electrician and also my age as I knew I would of been one of the oldest in the class but my trainer laethian was amazing with me and the rest of the lads, the way he delivered the therory...
Abdul Kalam, 18 March 2025
Earn While You Learn: Quickest way for Adult Learners to Become Fully Qualified Competent Electricians
Skip the traditional wait—combine paid work experience with accredited training and get qualified in months, not years.
- Paid Work Placement
Earn a competitive wage from day one with one of our trusted Birmingham employers. - Hands-On Training
Small classes, real industry-standard equipment and expert instructors, build skills you actually use and employers are looking for. - Flexible Schedules
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Attend hands-on classes at our West Midlands centre, complete practical assessments, and earn your 2365-02 Level 2 Electrical Installation award and 18th edition (step 1 and step 2). - Work & Earn
Begin your paid placement with one of our trusted local employers and start your electrician career immediately as an electricians mate / improver. This is a paid job.
Why Become A Qualified Electrician
Gain a trade that delivers job security, strong earnings and real flexibility, right here in the West
Midlands.
• Protect your self from AI
AI cant wire a house, or crawl though a loft wiring a new build, so protect yourself today form the AI boom.
• A Skill for Life
Electrical knowledge never goes out of style. Your qualification keeps you in demand, no matter the economic climate.
• Booming Industry & Job Security
With house-building and renovation projects surging across the West Midlands, qualified electricians are in short supply and high demand.
• Competitive Earnings For Fully Qualified Electricians
- UK average: £35,000 per year
- Birmingham & surrounding areas: £32,000–£38,000, with overtime and self- employment rates pushing well above this.
• AI Fuelled Growth
The demand for electricity and power is going through the roof, AI has fuelled power use like nothing before, this had drove the demand for electricians though the roof, this is not a fad but a trend that will continue for the next foreseeable future.Employee route: Regular hours, steady wage, benefits.
• Flexible Career Paths
- Employee route: Regular hours, steady wage, benefits.
- Self-employment: Set your own rates, choose your jobs, control your schedule.
• Local Growth & Opportunity
From new housing developments to commercial fit-outs, Birmingham’s construction sector offers ongoing projects and long-term contracts for certified electricians.
Ready to secure your future?
Enrol in our Wolverhampton electrician courses today and step into a career that builds both your skills and your earnings.
Most Popular Electrical Training Courses
We offer a vast selection of courses that put the students’ needs first, they cater for both novice and experienced electricians. Explore some of our most in-demand programs below
£2707.50 (£3249.00 Inc VAT)
Level 2 Diploma - C&G 2365-02
This qualification is the first step on the ladder to becoming a fully qualified electrician.
£2707.50 (£3249.00 Inc VAT)
Level 3 Diploma - C&G 2365-03
This level 3 course is the natural progression from your level 2 and advances your knowledge and skills in electrical installation.
£1874.17 (£2249.00 Inc VAT)
NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation/Maintenance - C&G 2357
The 2357 is designed for you to transfer the skills you have learnt at the centre into practical solutions when working on the tools or for a company.
£415.00 (£499.00 inc VAT)
18th Edition Course-C&G 2382-22
The five day BS:7671 course is essential for anyone looking to do electrical installation.
£1079.16 (£1295.00 Inc VAT)
C&G 2391-52 Inspection & Testing Course
This five-day course primarily focuses on practical training, instructing participants in the examination and evaluation of single-phase and three phase installations.
£329.17 (£395.00 Inc VAT)
Domestic & Commercial EV Charging Installation - C&G 2921-34
This course will give you a fundamental understanding of how to design and install Domestic and commercial ev chargers.
ELECTRICIAN'S CAREER MAP
Introduction
To achieve certification as a proficient electrician you will need to develop expertise in all electrical systems, ranging across all environments- from Domestic to Commercial within the industry in all capacities.
Stage 1 - Level 2 Diploma - C&G 2365-02
On your journey to becoming a fully qualified electrition, the level 2 deploma in Electrical Installations is the starting point. This is predominantly the domestic sector and encompasses: Domestic Wiring, Health and Safety, Installation Theory and Electrical Science.
18th Edition Course - C&G 2382-22
A five Day essential course for those looking to be trained electricians. This is the updated version of the 17th edition. (BS:7671). The wiring regulations course is theory based and encompasses the eight parts of the new 18th edition amendment 2 Wiring regulations.
18th Edition Course - C&G 2382-22
A five Day essential course for Domestic Installers. This is the updated version of the 17th edition. (BS7671). The wiring regulations course is theory based and encompasses the eight parts of the new 18th edition amendment 2 Wiring regulations.
Stage 2 - Level 3 Diploma C&G 2365- 03
In addition to stage 1, stage 2 is the progressive route to the level 3 Diploma in Electrical installation. Stage 2 encompasses: Design, Advanced science, Environmental Technologies, Inspection & Testing and Fault-Finding.
Recruitment
With our continued experience, credibility and networks we pride ourselves on our industry know how and the relationships built in the process and have a data pool of electrical contacts/ businesses/ employers. Upon successful completion of your portfolio, we can guide you on the most suited type of work to match your strengths and career aspirations.
Recruitment
With our continued experience, credibility and networks we pride ourselves on our industry know how and the relationships built in the process and have a data pool of electrical contacts/ businesses/ employers. Upon successful completion of your portfolio, we can guide you on the most suited type of work to match your strengths and career aspirations.
Stage 3 - NVQ Level 3 C&G 2357
The electrical NVQ is structured to make completing it as simple as possible. The C&G 2357 NVQ can be completed remotely via our online system, enabling you to upload various types of evidence and also complete numerous assessments as you study, rather than the 2-3 site visits that many traditional providers offer.
NVQ on-site Assessments
A NVQ assessor will on site asses your practical work. This forms 2-3 visits, and for this we have our appointed NVQ assessors.
NVQ on-site Assessments
A NVQ assessor will on site asses your practical work. This forms 2-3 visits, and for this we have our appointed NVQ assessors.
Stage 4 - AM2
Upon successful completion of your portfolio you will be required to undertake an AM2 test. This is conducted at an independent centre a total of 2.5 days at a fee of circa £800.00. *AM2 assessment is not included. We arrange this with you as per due process at a AM2 assessment centre local to you.
Stage 5 - Apply for NVQ
Having completed your AM2 assessment and providing us with your certificate, we will claim your NVQ. Allowing you to move to the final step.
Apply ECS GOLD CARD
This is it! The final step! Contact the JIB to obtain your JIB Gold Card and become Approved fully qualified Electrician.You are now able to work in a Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, agricultural setting making you extremely attractive to employers and well on your way to a career.
Discover Birmingham While You Train to Be an Electrician
At our Birmingham Electricians Training Centre, you’re not just gaining hands-on skills, you’re doing it in one of the UK’s most dynamic cities. Here’s what you can explore around your training schedule:
Bullring & Grand Central (City Centre)
Shop, eat, and recharge at one of the UK’s top retail destinations. The iconic Selfridges building is just a short walk away.
“Grab a coffee beneath the silver Selfridges façade before heading to class.”
Library of Birmingham (Centenary Square)
Europe’s largest public library features striking modern architecture and great views of the city—perfect for a study break.
“A peaceful spot to revise your electrical theory modules.”
Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery (City Centre)
Newly reopened in 2024, it’s home to world-famous Pre-Raphaelite art and local history exhibits.
“Celebrate completing your assessments with a walk through BMAG’s inspiring galleries.”
Birmingham Back to Backs (Southside)
Explore Birmingham’s working-class heritage through these restored Victorian houses.
“See how wiring has evolved—from gas-lit homes to smart metering.”
Jewellery Quarter
A hub of history with over 200 listed buildings and hands-on museums like the Pen Museum and Coffin Works.
“Great for weekend exploring after your weekday training.”
National SEA LIFE Centre (Brindleyplace)
Dive into over 60 aquatic exhibits, including the UK’s only sea otters.
“Study electrical currents by day, ocean currents by night.”
Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum (Eastside)
Explore robotics, engineering, and space tech—perfect for curious minds in training.
“Get inspired for our smart-home wiring module in Thinktank’s tech zones.”
By training with us in Birmingham, you’re learning your trade in the heart of innovation, history, and hands-on discovery.
FAQ: Becoming an Electrician in Birmingham, UK
Entry Requirements & Core Qualifications
What are the main qualifications needed to become a fully qualified electrician in Birmingham?
You need City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 and Level 3 Diplomas, NVQ Level 3, and the AM2 assessment. The 18th Edition Wiring Regulations certification is also essential to work as a qualified electrician in Birmingham.
What are the entry requirements for electrician training courses in Birmingham?
Basic math and English skills (e.g., GCSEs) are typically required. Some Birmingham colleges may ask for an interview or assessment. No prior electrical experience is needed for beginner courses like City & Guilds 2365 Level 2.
What is the process for getting an NVQ in electrical installation in Birmingham?
Complete City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 and Level 3, gain on-site experience, build a portfolio, and pass the AM2 assessment. This process, taking 1-2 years, qualifies you for NVQ Level 3 in Birmingham.
Where can I take the AM2 assessment near Birmingham?
Take the AM2 at approved centers like the Electrical Training Centre in Wolverhampton or NET- approved West Midlands locations. Visit the NET website for options near Birmingham.
What is the AM2 exam and will I need to pass it in Birmingham to qualify?
The AM2 is a practical exam testing electrical skills to industry standards. Yes, you must pass it in Birmingham (or nearby) to complete NVQ Level 3 and qualify.
What is a JIB or ECS card for electricians, and how can I get one in Birmingham?
A JIB/ECS card proves your qualifications for site work. After NVQ Level 3 and AM2, apply online via JIB or ECS websites—essential for Birmingham construction jobs.
Do Birmingham landlords require specific certifications for electricians doing EICR tests?
Yes, Birmingham landlords often require electricians to be NICEIC or NAPIT registered for EICRs, ensuring compliance with safety standards for rental properties.
Do I need to register with NICEIC or a Part P scheme to legally do electrical work in Birmingham?
For domestic notifiable work, you need Part P registration (e.g., NICEIC) to self-certify. Non-notifiable work doesn’t require it but must meet regulations.
What is the difference between becoming a domestic installer and a fully qualified electrician in Birmingham?
A domestic installer works only in homes with limited qualifications, while a fully qualified electrician, with NVQ Level 3, can handle domestic, commercial, and industrial jobs in Birmingham.
Training Routes, Duration & Study Modes
How do I start training to be an electrician in Birmingham as a complete beginner?
Enroll in City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 at a Birmingham college or provider like Elec Training. Basic math and English skills are enough to start with no experience.
How long does it take to become a fully qualified electrician in Birmingham if I’m starting from scratch?
Expect 1-2 years: City & Guilds Levels 2 and 3, NVQ Level 3, and AM2. Apprenticeships take 4 years; private training routes can be faster with focus.
How long does it take to complete electrical training in Birmingham as a mature student?
Mature students can finish in 1-2 years via fast-track courses. Prior experience may speed it up, but NVQ and AM2 are still required.
What’s the fastest way to qualify as an electrician in Birmingham for someone switching careers at 35?
Take an intensive City & Guilds 2365 Level 2 and 3 course, then complete NVQ Level 3 via work experience or an Experienced Worker Assessment in 2-3 years.
How does the IEC apprenticeship in Birmingham compare to full-time college courses for adult learners?
IEC apprenticeships provide paid, hands-on training with theory, while private courses focus on structured learning, requiring separate work experience. Both qualify you.
Is it possible to become an electrician in Birmingham without doing an apprenticeship?
Yes, complete City & Guilds Levels 2 and 3, gain work experience for NVQ Level 3, and pass AM2. Apprenticeships aren’t mandatory but are common.
Should I do an apprenticeship or pay for a private electrical training course in Birmingham?
Apprenticeships offer paid training and experience; private courses are faster but costly and need separate work experience. Choose based on time and budget.
Can I start an electrician apprenticeship in Birmingham in my 30s or 40s—is there an age limit for adult apprentices?
No age limit exists. Adults in their 30s or 40s can start apprenticeships in Birmingham; funding varies, but employers value mature learners’ experience.
Are there any online electrician courses that I can take while living in Birmingham?
Online theory courses (e.g., 18th Edition) exist, but practical training for NVQ and AM2 must be in- person in Birmingham or nearby centres.
Are there any fast-track electrician courses available in Birmingham?
Yes, Elec Training offers fast-track City & Guilds Levels 2 and 3 courses, completable in months, though NVQ and AM2 require additional work experience.
Costs, Funding & Financial Support
How much does it cost to complete electrician training in Birmingham as an adult learner?
City & Guilds Levels 2 and 3 cost £3,000-£6,000; NVQ and AM2 add £1,000-£2,000. Private fast-track courses can reach £9,000, plus tools.
How much does electrical training typically cost in Birmingham compared to other cities?
Birmingham’s costs (£3,000-£6,000 for Levels 2 and 3) align with most UK cities. London may be higher; smaller cities slightly cheaper.
Is it worth paying around £9,000 for a fast-track electrical training course in Birmingham, or is there a cheaper way to qualify?
Fast-track saves time but is pricey. Paid apprenticeships take longer but are more affordable in Birmingham.
Can I pay for electrical training in Birmingham in instalments or is full payment required upfront?
Many providers, like Elec Training, offer instalments. Colleges may too—confirm with your chosen Birmingham provider for flexible payment plans.
Are there any free introductory electrical courses in Birmingham to see if the trade is right for me?
Some Birmingham colleges and Elec Training offer free or low-cost taster sessions. Contact local providers for introductory course availability.
Does Birmingham City Council offer free electrical training for unemployed adults?
Occasionally, Birmingham City Council provides funded training for unemployed adults. Check their website or employment services for current programs.
I’m unemployed and on benefits in Birmingham—can I retrain as an electrician without losing my benefits, or get help with course fees?
Part-time study may preserve benefits—consult Jobcentre Plus. Advanced Learner Loans or local grants can help with fees for Birmingham residents.
Career-Change & Mature-Learner Concerns
I’m 45 — am I too old to start training as an electrician in Birmingham?
No, age isn’t a barrier. Birmingham providers welcome mature learners. Physical fitness matters, but many adapt successfully to electrician training.
What are the challenges of becoming an electrician as a career-changer in Birmingham?
Physical demands, retraining time, and lower initial pay are challenges. However, transferable skills can ease your transition.
How do I transfer retail-management skills to an electrician career in Birmingham?
Leverage customer service, organisation, and problem-solving skills. Highlight these in apprenticeship or job applications to stand out in Birmingham.
What health and physical requirements are there for Birmingham electricians over 50?
Good mobility, strength, and vision are needed. Over-50s in Birmingham can adapt with experience, managing physical tasks smartly.
Apprenticeships, Work Experience & Placements
How competitive is it to get an electrical apprenticeship in Birmingham compared to other UK cities?
Birmingham’s demand is strong due to construction, with moderate competition. London’s higher applicant pool makes it tougher; smaller cities less so.
What’s the starting wage for an apprentice electrician in Birmingham in 2025?
In 2025, Birmingham apprentices start at the national minimum wage for apprentices, around £6.40/hour. Some employers may pay slightly more.
Does Elec Training Birmingham help with finding employers for work placements?
Yes, Elec Training Birmingham connects trainees with employers for work placements, aiding NVQ portfolio completion and practical experience.
Are there any Birmingham electricians willing to take on work shadowing for adults considering the profession?
Some local electricians offer shadowing. Contact Elec Training or Birmingham contractors directly to explore opportunities for adults.
Where can I find practical electrical experience in Birmingham after completing Level 2 C&G?
Seek electrician’s mate roles, volunteer with contractors, or use college placements. Elec Training’s network in Birmingham can also assist.
How can I find a job as an electrician’s mate in Birmingham after completing a Level 3 diploma?
Search Reed.co.uk, contact local firms, or ask your training provider. Networking in Birmingham boosts your chances of mate jobs.
Are there specific companies in Birmingham that hire electrical apprentices?
Ian Williams and local contractors hire apprentices in Birmingham. Check their websites or Elec Training for current openings.
Can I get an electrical apprenticeship through the local council in Birmingham?
Birmingham City Council sometimes offers apprenticeships. Visit their website or contact employment services for available programs.
Employment, Salaries & Local Job Market
What’s the current job market like for newly qualified electricians in Birmingham?
Birmingham’s job market is robust, driven by construction growth. Newly qualified electricians face some competition but find steady opportunities.
What are the job prospects for newly qualified electricians in Birmingham?
Prospects are solid, with demand in construction, maintenance, and housing. Birmingham’s development projects ensure consistent work for new electricians.
How competitive is it to get an electrical apprenticeship in Birmingham compared to other UK cities?
Moderate competition in Birmingham reflects high demand and decent openings. London is tougher; smaller cities have fewer applicants.
What’s the average salary for a qualified electrician in Birmingham compared to London?
Birmingham electricians earn £30,000-£40,000 yearly; London’s range is £35,000-£45,000, reflecting higher living costs there.
What’s the average entry-level electrician salary in Birmingham for career changers?
Entry-level salaries in Birmingham are £18,000-£22,000 annually. Career changers start similarly, with raises as experience grows.
How much can a qualified electrician earn in Birmingham, and is it worth the career change financially?
Earnings reach £30,000-£40,000. With training costs (£5,000-£10,000), it’s worthwhile if you commit, as income rises over time.
Where can I find electrician jobs in or around Birmingham?
Use Reed.co.uk, Indeed, or contact Birmingham contractors directly. Training providers and JIB/ECS networks also list opportunities.
Are Birmingham construction firms hiring mature apprentices with no experience?
Yes, many Birmingham firms value mature apprentices’ reliability. Apply via job boards or directly to local construction companies.
How do I find EICR testing jobs in Birmingham after qualifying?
Join NICEIC, contact property managers, or network with estate agents in Birmingham to secure EICR testing work.
Is there demand for commercial electricians vs. domestic in Birmingham?
Both are in demand, but commercial roles may edge out due to Birmingham’s business growth and construction projects.
Are there specific areas of electrical work that are in high demand in Birmingham?
Renewable energy, EV charging, and smart homes are rising. Commercial and industrial maintenance also thrive in Birmingham.
Employment, Salaries & Local Job Market
How do I set up as a self-employed electrician in Birmingham after qualifying?
Register with HMRC, get public liability insurance, and join NICEIC for domestic work. Market yourself to Birmingham clients.
Are there networking groups for adult electrician trainees in Birmingham?
Yes, the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA) and local trade groups in Birmingham offer networking for trainees and pros.
Specialisations & Advanced Skills
Can I specialise in renewable energy or EV charging-point installation as an electrician in Birmingham?
Yes, post-qualification, take courses in solar PV or EV charging at Elec Training or Birmingham colleges for specialisation.
Can I specialise in solar-panel installation through Birmingham training providers?
Yes, Elec Training and local colleges offer short solar PV courses in Birmingham, ideal after core qualifications.
Diversity & Inclusion
Are there any electrician training programs specifically for women in Birmingham?
Women into Construction and similar initiatives support women in trades. Check Birmingham colleges for targeted programs.
Are there any women-only electrical training programmes in Birmingham?
Rare, but some providers offer women-only courses or support. Contact Elec Training or local colleges for details.
Provider-Specific Questions
Is Elec Training Birmingham a good choice for someone with no previous experience?
Yes, Elec Training offers beginner-friendly City & Guilds courses and placement support, ideal for Birmingham novices.
Does Elec Training Birmingham help with finding employers for work placements?
Yes, Elec Training connects trainees with Birmingham employers, aiding practical experience and NVQ completion.
If you have any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact us—we’re here to help!
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