Course details may be subject to change.
This advanced electrical installation course will develop your knowledge and practical skills in a technical setting, preparing you to progress within the electrotechnical building services industry.You will unlock industry standard skills in our electrical installation workshops, using the tools and equipment you will use in the workplace.Gain the hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge that employers are looking for, with help from tutors with vast industry experience.
Entry Criteria
The course is designed for qualified electricians who want to expand their skills to include the installation and maintenance of single electric vehicle charging units in both domestic and commercial properties.
You will hold one of the following to access this course:
- NVQ Level 3
- ECS Gold Card
- JIB Electrician
- Approved Electrician Card
You must be aged 18 or over. It is recommended that you are up to date with the latest wiring regulations (18th Edition).
Additional Costs
You will need a scientific calculator, stationery and boots, trousers and overalls.
What are the next steps?
You will meet with a course tutor for an informal chat. Please bring the relevant qualifications, as mentioned in entry criteria.
Study Aims
The course is designed for qualified electricians who want to expand their skills to include the installation and maintenance of single electric vehicle charging units in both domestic and commercial properties.
Modules Studied
- Understand and apply selection, installation and commissioning of electric vehicle charging equipment in domestic, commercial, and industrial locations (practical assignment).~ Understand and apply selection, installation and commissioning of electric vehicle charging equipment in domestic, commercial, and industrial locations (evolve multiple choice test).
Teaching and Assessment
This qualification aims to provide you with the expert guidance needed to develop your knowledge and understanding of electric vehicle charging equipment installation.
You will study for 16 hours a week, over four evenings. These guided learning hours cover teaching materials and assessments (practical and theory).
Industry Links
The IET is one of the world’s largest Engineering institutions with over 167,000 members in 127 countries. As the leading institution within the Electrotechnical sector, the IET supports this qualification for young people to progress into the Electrotechnical industry. The IET has worked with City & Guilds as part of its development process to scope out the qualification. The IET is satisfied that the content meets both the Institution’s needs as a leading professional body in this sector and those preparing for a career within the industry.
Placement
You must complete a work placement. Employer involvement provides a clear progression route to work, developing your employability skills and practical experience and learning.
What else?
This qualification is supported by the JIB (Joint Industry Board). The JIB have been at the forefront of maintaining qualifications in electrotechnical industry for over 40 years. This industry qualification is acknowledged by the Electrotechnical Certification Scheme (ECS). The JIB supports this qualification as being important for employment within the industry.
You could progress to HNC Electrical & Electronic Engineering at New College Durham.You could also complete an Inspection & Testing course at New College Durham.
