Intro
If you’re aiming to achieve certification as a proficient electrician with expertise in installing and maintaining electrical systems across diverse environments such as homes, businesses, industries, and farms, there’s a widely acknowledged pathway within the electrical industry that you should pursue.
This pathway involves attaining full qualification as a JIB Gold Card electrician, a highly esteemed credential valued by employers. Whether you envision working for a company or venturing into a self-employed venture, securing this card is the recommended route.
This expedition encompasses hands-on training at our modern workshops, and we wholeheartedly invite you to pay a visit and immerse yourself in this experience. We maintain an open-door approach, inviting you to bring along family, fellow electricians, or instructors to aid you in making a well-informed decision. Acknowledging that transitioning into this career is a substantial move, our prime focus is to ensure your comfort and conviction in your chosen path.
This pathway involves attaining full qualification as a JIB Gold Card electrician, a highly esteemed credential valued by employers. Whether you envision working for a company or venturing into a self-employed venture, securing this card is the recommended route.
This expedition encompasses hands-on training at our modern workshops, and we wholeheartedly invite you to pay a visit and immerse yourself in this experience. We maintain an open-door approach, inviting you to bring along family, fellow electricians, or instructors to aid you in making a well-informed decision. Acknowledging that transitioning into this career is a substantial move, our prime focus is to ensure your comfort and conviction in your chosen path.
Stage One (The First Step on your career ladder)
Stage 1 (25 day Course)
Level 2 City & Guilds Diploma in Electrical Installation – Buildings & Structures (2365-02)
The City & Guilds Level 2 Electrical qualification, widely acknowledged in the industry, has been tailor-made for newcomers. It is intended for individuals who have no prior experience, offering a combination of hands-on practice and theoretical understanding through five engaging and intellectually stimulating modules. Completing this course can serve as the inaugural step towards a rewarding career in this captivating field, representing the initial rung on the career ladder towards achieving a Gold card status under the JIB scheme.
The 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 Comprises Of:
- 5 Days ELearning.
- 20 Days With A Teacher Covering Practical And Theory
MODULES COVERED
201 – Health and Safety in building services engineering202 – Principles of electrical science
203 – Electrical installations technology
204 – Installation of wiring systems and enclosures
210 – Understand how to communicate with others within building services engineering
The course maintains a maximum class size of eight students to ensure that each student receives ample guidance and instruction from our tutors, facilitating their successful completion of the course with a comprehensive grasp of the necessary knowledge. This limited class size also encourages students to freely ask questions and benefit from personalized one-on-one guidance.
This course serves as the initial phase toward achieving the status of a certified electrician, specifically a Gold card holder within the JIB scheme. It covers fundamental topics, ranging from installing a back box and utilizing drills and raw plugs to fitting straightforward lighting circuits, ring final circuits, and consumer units.
Moreover, this qualification opens doors for you to work on various job sites, including domestic, commercial, and industrial settings, either as an improver or an electrician’s assistant. It also paves the way for progression to the Level 3 Diploma, ultimately leading to full-fledged electrician status. If this aligns with your future aspirations, please explore our Level 3 Diploma or our comprehensive Gold Electrical Training Course package.
Diploma
Upon successfully finishing this course, students have the choice to either enter the industry and accumulate additional practical experience or proceed directly to enroll in the City & Guilds Level 3 Diploma in electrical installations.
Attaining the Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations (2365-02) necessitates the completion of the following units: 201, 202, 203, 204, and 210.
UNIT 201 – Health & Safety in Building Services Engineering
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Understand how relevant legislation applies in the workplace.
- Understand the procedures for dealing with Environmental and Health and Safety situations in the work environment.
- Be able to demonstrate and understand the procedures for establishing a safe working environment.
- Understand the requirements for identifying and dealing with hazards in the work environment
UNIT 202 – Principles of Electrical Science
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Identify and apply appropriate mathematical principles which are relevant to electrical work tasks.
- Understand standard units of measurement used in electrical installation, maintenance and design work.
- Understand basic mechanics and the relationship between force, work, energy and power.
- Understand the relationship between resistance, resistivity, voltage, current and power.
- Understand the fundamental principles which underpin the relationship between magnetism and electricity.
- Understand the types, applications and limitations of electronic components in electrical systems and equipment
UNIT 203 – Electrical Installations Technology
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Know implications of electrical industry regulations.
- Know how to obtain technical information.
- Know wiring systems of electrical installations.
- Know requirements earthing systems.
- Know how electricity is supplied.
- Know requirements for different types of micro-renewable energies
UNIT 204 – Installation of Wiring Systems and Enclosures
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Know tools used to install wiring systems.
- Know how to prepare for installing wiring systems.
- Be able to install wiring systems.
- Be able to bond mains services to main earthing terminal.
- Be able to inspect a dead electrical installation.
- Be able to test a dead electrical installation
UNIT 210 – Understand how to communicate with others within Building Services Engineering
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- 1. Know the members of the construction team and their role within the building services industry.
- Know how to apply information sources in the building services industry.
- 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:
- 8 hours worth of practical Installation of Electrical Equipment assessments, and a further 2 hour inspection and testing of that installation.
- 6 practical ‘Health and Safety’ tasks, 45 minute written task and 40 minute online exam.
- 90 minute ‘Principles of Electrical Science’ online exam.
- 75 minute ‘Electrical Installations Technology’ online exam.
- 40 minute ‘Understanding how to communicate with others within building services engineering’ online exam.
All the modules mentioned above, along with their assessments, will take place at our specialized training center, purpose-built to meet your training needs. Within this facility, we provide a range of simulated training bays where you can complete your practical assignments. Additionally, we have our computer suite, which is directly connected to City and Guilds, enabling you to successfully complete all your online tests.
It’s worth noting that for the Unit 203 examination, it is considered an open-book assessment, allowing you to refer to the On-Site Guide during the test.
Schedule and Duration
THE COURSE GENERALLY BREAKS DOWN AS FOLLOWS:
- eLearning: Pre-learning package to prepare you for your course (Approx. 5 days)
- Week 1: Advanced Domestic and Commercial Installation Workshops (5 days)
- Week 2: Commercial and Industrial Installation Workshops (5 days)
- Week 3: Electrical Installation and Health & Safety Assessments (5 days)
- Week 4: Science and Tech (5 days)
Equipment & Facilities
We provide you with your own Individual large sized 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
✔ Free Parking
Moreover, we are located in WV4 4EB, Which is in the City Centre of Wolverhampton. Close to Motorways and Transport Links
Other Requirements
The 3 following textbooks are mandatory to attend the course, We will provide this for all our students:
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:
Stage Two (Further Advanced Learning)
Stage 2
Level 3 City & Guilds Diploma in Electrical Installation – Buildings & Structures (2365-03)
This represents the subsequent phase in your journey towards attaining the status of a JIB Gold Card Electrician. The objective of this qualification is to equip students with comprehensive knowledge, enabling them to operate as fully qualified electricians across domestic, commercial, and industrial environments. This program is tailored for individuals who have already successfully completed the City & Guilds Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations – Buildings & Structures (2365-02) and are now seeking to progress further toward achieving Gold card holder status within the JIB scheme.
The Course is Ideal for:
LEVEL 2 ELECTRICIANS LOOKING TO PROGRESS TO LEVEL 3 AND BECOME FULLY QUALIFIED AS AN ELECTRICIAN
What do we offer?
The second stage of our 4 steps program. The course breaks down as follows:
- 6 Days eLearning
- 25 Days with a teacher covering practical and theory
This course serves as the final step in the journey toward becoming a certified electrician, specifically aiming for Gold card holder status within the JIB scheme. Upon successfully completing this course, students often need to acquire practical work experience or even venture into the industry independently (for which we recommend our comprehensive Gold Electrical Training Course package). Subsequently, they must also complete the AM2 and NVQ Level 3 assessments before applying for their JIB Gold card.
If your aspiration is to work as a Domestic Installer in the electrical industry, it is crucial to note that the completion of the 18th Edition (2382) and Periodic Inspection & Testing of Electrical Installations (2391 – 52) is mandatory. Both of these essential courses are offered by us through City & Guilds, either individually or as part of our full Gold Electrical Training Course package.
Understanding that starting a career in an unfamiliar field can be intimidating, we at CBWA provide dedicated guidance through Unit 308, which focuses on planning and initiating your career development within the realm of electrics. This unit aims to introduce you to the concept of setting and achieving goals, facilitating your progress toward your aspirations and expectations while keeping you grounded.
What truly sets us apart is our unwavering commitment to ensuring your full qualification. That’s why we have a dedicated in-house recruitment team ready to assist you in securing employment opportunities.
Diploma
Prior to signing up for a Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installation (2365-03), you must first have acquired a Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation (2365-02).
To achieve the Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installation (2365-03), learners must complete the following units: 201, 301, 302, 303, 304, 305 and 308.
UNIT 201 – Health & Safety in Building Services Engineering
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
UNIT 301 – Understand the Fundamental Principles and Requirements of Environmental Technology Systems
UNIT 301 – Understand the Fundamental Principles and Requirements of Environmental Technology Systems
UNIT 301 – Understand the Fundamental Principles and Requirements of Environmental Technology Systems
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Know the fundamental working principles of micro-renewable energy and water conservation technologies
2. Know the fundamental requirements of building location/building features for the potential to install micro-renewable energy and water conservation systems to exist
3. Know the fundamental regulatory requirements relating to micro-renewable energy and water conservation technologies
4. Know the typical advantages and disadvantages associated with micro-renewable energy and water conservation technologies
UNIT 302 – Principles of Electrical Science
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand electrical supply systems
2. Understand how different electrical properties can affect electrical circuits, systems and equipment
3. Understand the operating principles and applications of DC machines and AC motors
4. Understand the operating principles of electrical components
5. Understand the principles and applications of electrical lighting systems
6. Understand the principles and applications of electrical heating
UNIT 303 – Electrical Installation: Fault Diagnosis and Rectification
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand the Health and Safety requirements relevant to fault diagnosis
2. Understand the importance of reporting and communication in fault diagnosis
3. Understand the nature and characteristics of electrical faults
4. Understand the fault diagnosis procedure
5. Understand the procedures and techniques for correcting electrical faults
6. Perform fault diagnosis
UNIT 304 – Electrical Installation: Inspection and Testing Commissioning
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand the requirements for completing the safe isolation of electrical circuits and installations
2. Understand the requirements for initial verification of electrical installations
3. Understand the requirements for completing the inspection of electrical installations prior to their being placed into service
4. Understand the requirements for the safe testing and commissioning of electrical installations
5. Understand the requirements for testing before circuits are energised
6. Understand the requirements for testing energised installations
7. Understand the requirements for the completion of electrical installation certificates and associated documentation
8. Be able to confirm safety of system and equipment prior to completion of inspection, testing and commissioning
9. Be able to carry out inspection of electrical installations prior to them being placed into service
10. Be able to test electrical installations prior to them being placed into service
11. Be able to commission electrical systems and equipment
UNIT 305 – Electrical Systems Design
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand how to prepare for the installation of wiring systems
2. Understand the applications of wiring systems
3. Understand the practices and procedures for carrying out electrical work
4. Understand the characteristics and applications of supply systems and consumer’s equipment
5. Understand earthing and protection
6. Understand protection against overcurrent
7. Understand electrical systems and circuits
8. Understand the electrical design procedure
UNIT 308 – Career Awareness in Building Service Engineering
LEARNING OUTCOMES
1. Understand how to plan for careers in building services engineering
2. Understand the requirements to become a qualified operative in building services engineering
Assessments
All Units are assessed against the official City & Guilds criteria, and proceed as follows:
- 45 minute ‘Environmental Technology Systems’ online exam
- 2 hour written assignment on the ‘Principles of Electrical Science’ and 45 minute practical activity
- 60 minute ‘Fault Diagnosis and Rectification’ online exam and a 3 hour practical assessment
- 80 minute ‘Inspection, Testing and Commissioning’ online exam, 120 minute written assignment and a 3 hour practical assessment
- 70 minute ‘Electrical Systems design’ online exam and approximately 20 hours project
- 90 minute ‘Career Awareness in Building Services Engineering’ short question paper and written assessments
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. The Unit 305 online exam is an open-book assessment in which you are allowed the On-Site Guide
Schedule and Duration
THE COURSE GENERALLY BREAKS DOWN AS FOLLOWS:
- eLearning: Pre-learning package to prepare you for your course (Approx. 6 days)
- Week 1: Electrical Design (5 days)
- Week 2: Electrical Design (5 days)
- Week 3: Science (2 days)
- Week 4: Science (3 days)
- Week 5: Inspection and Testing (3 days)
- Week 6: Fault-Finding (5 days)
FLEXIBILITY
You can choose to complete these classes over a period of dates as it is important not to rush through the course and to fully understand it. If you would like to discuss flexible options give us a call on 033 0822 5337 with your preferred dates.
Other Requirements
The 3 following textbooks are mandatory to attend the course and is available as part of your Training programme:
The City & Guilds Textbook: Book 1 Electrical Installations, Second Edition: For the Level 3 Apprenticeships (5357 and 5393), Level 2 Technical Certificate (8202), Level 2 Diploma (2365) & T Level Occupational Specialisms (8710)
18th Edition (Optional)
18th Edition (5 Days)
City & Guilds 18th Edition Electrical Course (2382-22)
This 5 day course is the 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 2022
The Course is Ideal for:
ELECTRICIANS WHO FINISHED LEVEL 2 & LEVEL 3 AND WANT TO BECOME DOMESTIC INSTALLERS OR WANT TO BE FULLY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICAN
What do we offer?
As training providers, our foremost goal is to nurture your confidence and empower you to embark on your own projects with a sense of pride upon completing our course. At Elec Training, we have a team of exceptionally skilled tradespeople who bring decades of industry experience to the table. This ensures that our tutors possess the most up-to-date industry knowledge and a wealth of experience in training individuals.
Throughout the course, we meticulously delve into every aspect of the Wiring Regulations. Our seasoned and knowledgeable tutors will diligently guide and support you through each section in preparation for your assessments. You’ll gain proficiency in various areas, including earthing systems, fundamental fault protection, cable calculations, and the intricacies of commercial and industrial settings.
The qualification obtained from this course holds significant importance for individuals who have already completed Level 2 and Level 3 and aspire to become Domestic Installers. It is a pivotal step for joining the NICEIC and NAPIT, which grant you the authority to certify your own work. Moreover, this course is indispensable if your ambition is to attain full qualification as a JIB Electrician.
Course Content:
The unit taught, and its learning outcomes, are as follows:
UNIT 622 – Understand the requirements of Electrical Installations BS 7671:2018 (2022)
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Understand the scope, object and fundamental principles of BS 7671
- Understand the definitions used within BS 7671
- Understand how to assess the general characteristics of electrical installations
- Understand requirements of protection for safety for electrical installations
- Understand the requirements for selection and erection of equipment for electrical installations
- Understand the requirements of inspection and testing of electrical installations
- Understand the requirements of special installations or locations as identified in BS 7671
- Understand the information contained within Part 8 and the appendices of BS 7671
Schedule & Duration
5 days Monday – Friday (9:00am – 4:30pm, breaks included)
Other Requirements
For this course, it is essential to have a copy of the 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:
Stage Three (Portfolio Build)
Portfolio Build 2357 (Stage 3)
C&G 2357 NVQ Level 3 Electrical Installation/Maintenance
The structure of the electrical NVQ has been designed with simplicity in mind. Our C&G 2357 NVQ can be conveniently completed through our online system, allowing you to upload various types of evidence and complete multiple assessments as you progress, eliminating the need for the 2-3 site visits often required by traditional providers. What truly sets Elec Training apart is our sincere commitment to your success. That’s why we have an in-house recruitment team dedicated to securing employment opportunities exclusively for our learners. One of the most significant challenges in the industry is what comes next after obtaining Level 2 and 3 technical certifications. Many individuals struggle to navigate this phase and may even abandon their aspirations. However, at Elec Training, we address this challenge head-on. Our recruitment team is fully devoted to helping you find work so that you can achieve full qualification and successfully complete this crucial step in your career.
The Course is Ideal for:
Electricians Looking To Hold The JIB GOLD CARD And Become Fully Qualified
What do we offer?
This NVQ Is The Final Step To Becoming An Electrician. You Will Be Demonstrating The Skills You Have Learnt During Your Diploma Training.
Completing This NVQ, Including The AM2 Assessment Will Allow You To Be Recognised In The Electrical Industry As A Fully Qualified Electrician And Will Open The Door To Registering With A Competent Person Scheme Such As NICEIC Or Napit And Will Enable You To Meet The Pre-Requisites For Many CPD Qualifications, Such As EV Point Charging.
THE FINAL STEP
The final steps to gaining your ECS Gold Card. Completed once in work and able to provide the relevant evidence. This is not a training course, it is an assessment of competence for those who have completed their electrical installation diplomas (Stages 1 and 2).
Schedule and Duration
COMPLETE IN 6-18 MONTHS
Once you have completed STEP 2 you will be assigned a dedicated assessor who will support you through the NVQ process right up to your final assessments.
The length of time that the NVQ takes will depend on how quickly you can cover the different types of work required to complete all the units. As a rough guide, we find most people will complete it in 6-18 Months.
If you have a large variety of work you can complete it quicker, if you are doing the same thing day in and day out then you will find it harder to provide the full range of evidence required.
COMPONENT PARTS OF THE NVQ
- Witness testimony
- Reflective accounts
- Photographic evidence
- 2/3 NVQ Direct observation assessments
Once you have completed your portfolio you will be required to complete an AM2 test which is taken at an Independent Centre lasting 2.5 days at a fee of circa £325.00
Once that is completed you then apply for your NVQ. Contact the JIB to obtain your JIB Gold Card and an Approved fully qualified Electrician.
This will enable you to work in a Domestic, Commercial, Industrial, agricultural setting making you extremely attractive to employers and well on your way to a career.
Course Fees: £7,999.00 price includes VAT
You could also add to your repertoire as part of your CPD an Inspection and Testing Course the City & Guilds 2391-52 and would recommend this once you have become qualified as it is quite a testing course, so makes sense to complete once you have gained experience in the field. As part of the Gold Card programme the fees are Included, so is available to you at no extra cost.
Stage Four (AM2 Test)
Once you have completed your Porfolio you will be required to complete AM2 test which is taken at an Independent Centre lasting 2.5 days at a fee of circa £325.00
*AM2 assessment not included. We will help you arrange this by putting you in touch with your local AM2 assessment centre.
Stage Five (Apply For your NVQ)
Nearly there! Passing your AM2 now means you can apply for your NVQ Level 3completed you then apply for your NVQ.
Stage Six (Apply for your JIB 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.
Inspection and Testing (Optional)
City & Guilds Initial and Periodic Inspection & Testing of Electrical Installations (2391 – 52)
For individuals aspiring to conduct professional inspection and testing on electrical installations, this comprehensive 5-day course is indispensable. It encompasses the entire process of Initial and Periodic Inspection & Testing, encompassing certification, for both single-phase and three-phase installations, whether new or existing.
The Course is Ideal for:
ELECTRICIANS WHO FINISHED LEVEL 2, LEVEL 3 & 18TH EDITION AND WANT TO BE ABLE TO PROFESIONALLY INSPECT NEW & EXISTING ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
What do we offer?
This Course Combines The 2391-50 Initial Verification And The 2391-51 Periodic Inspection & Testing Modules. It Is Highly Recommended For Students Who Have Successfully Completed The Level 2 Diploma (2365-02), Level 3 Diploma (2365-03), And The 18th Edition, All Of Which Are Available Separately Or As Part Of Our Comprehensive Gold Electrical Training Course Package Here At Elec Training.
With Confidence In The Breadth Of Our Electrical Courses And The Expertise Of Our Instructors, We Offer A Free Resit If You Do Not Pass On Your Initial Attempt. Furthermore, If There Are Specific Areas You Feel You Need To Reinforce, You Can Attend Another Class For Free. Our Commitment Is To Assist You In Every Possible Way To Help You Achieve Your Qualifications, Going The Extra Mile Compared To Other Providers.
Course Content:
he unit taught, and its learning outcomes, are as follows:
UNIT 502 – Initial and Periodic Inspection & Testing of Electrical Installations
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Understand requirements for inspection and testing of electrical installations
- Understand safety management procedures when undertaking inspection and testing of electrical installations
- Understand the requirements for the inspection of electrical installations
- Understand the requirements for testing electrical installations
- Perform inspection and testing of electrical installations
Schedule & Duration
5 Days => Monday – Friday (9:00am – 4:30pm, breaks included)
All of the course content will be covered on the first five days of the training course and then on the Monday of the second week you will complete your written assignment. The practical exam will be taken individually through the course with one of our assessors witnessing your practical exam. On the final half day you will do your computer exam (if you do not feel ready to sit your exam you can choose to come back at another time, this can be discussed with your instructor).
Other Requirements
The practical, written and online exams are open-book and the following books are required to be able to attend the course. The books will be provided for you to keep:
IET Wiring Regulations 18th Edition +A2 (BS 7671:2022)
Guidance Note 3: Inspection & Testing, 9th Edition
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:
Course Fees £1,295.00 Price Includes VAT)
Electric Charge Point Installer Course (Optional)
City & Guilds Initial and Periodic Inspection & Testing of Electrical Installations (2391 – 52)
The United Kingdom’s endeavor to expand its Electric Vehicle infrastructure is progressing steadily, but the industry continues to require additional skilled installers. City & Guilds has introduced the 2921-31 certification to establish standardized practices, ensuring that manufacturers, suppliers, and installers can align with these standards. Moreover, this course has been strategically designed to align with the future needs of this dynamic industry, actively contributing to the mitigation of risks associated with unsafe and inefficient practices.
The Course is Ideal for:
This Qualification Is Designed For Electricians Who Want To Develop Their Existing Skills To Include Installation And Maintenance Of Single Electric Vehicle Charging Units In Domestic Properties And Small Commercial Premises
Course Content:
This qualification will give you a fundamental understanding on how to design and install domestic and small commercial electric vehicle charging equipment.
Typical examples include:
- 16 A (3.6 kW) and 32 A (7.2 kW) single phase units
- 11 kW and 22 kW three-phase units
Topics covered in this qualification include:
- Understanding requirements relating to electric vehicle charging equipment.
- Understand different types and features of electric vehicle charging equipment.
- Designing an installation for electric vehicle charging equipment.
- Understand requirements for inspection, testing, commissioning, and handover of electric vehicle charging equipment and circuits.
- Understand the use of vehicles as electrical energy storage systems as part of prosumer’s installations.
Schedule & Duration
2 day (Non-consecutive) course (1 Day teaching + short eLearning and self study & 1 day for exam and assessment). Unlike many others this course includes the C&G qualification and assessments.
Assessments
- Online multiple choice
- Short answer question paper and scenario-based questions
Other Requirements
The mandatory official textbook is the following:
IET Code of Practice for Electric Vehicle Charging Equipment Installation (4th Edition)
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:
