Level 3 Adult Daytime Electrical Installation 2366-03

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Course Overview

This course is designed for adults aged 19+ who want to develop advanced knowledge and practical skills in electrical installation. It is suitable for learners who have successfully completed a Level 2 Electrical Installation qualification and wish to progress towards becoming an Installation and Maintenance Electrician.

Entry Requirements

Applicants will normally need: · A Level 2 Electrical Installation qualification (or equivalent). · GCSE English and Maths at Grade 4/C or above (or equivalent) are desirable. · A good understanding of basic electrical principles. · An interest in working within the electrical industry.
Applicants without formal qualifications but with relevant experience may be considered following an assessment or discussion with the course team.

Yes. Applicants will normally attend an interview to discuss their previous qualifications, experience and career goals.

What this course covers

You will develop the knowledge and practical skills required for electrical installation work, including: · Scientific principles for electrical installation. · Electrical installation design practices and procedures. · Inspection, testing and commissioning of electrical installations. · Fault finding and diagnosis. · Organising and overseeing electrical work activities. · Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS 7671). · Health and safety and industry best practice. · Practical installation techniques and professional working practices

Assessment is through a combination of: · Online multiple-choice examinations. · Practical assignments. · Design-based assessments. · Inspection, testing and fault-finding activities. · Continuous assessment of practical competence throughout the course.

Successful learners will achieve the City & Guilds Level 3 Technical Occupational Entry in Electrical Installation (Diploma) (2366-03), a nationally recognised Level 3 qualification aligned to the Installation and Maintenance Electrician occupational standard

Fees and funding

Learners will normally need to purchase: · Safety boots and appropriate workwear/PPE. · Scientific calculator and writing materials. · Recommended textbooks and the current edition of BS 7671 may also be required. Additional examination or registration fees may apply where these are not covered by funding.

Progression

Successful completion can lead to: · An Installation and Maintenance Electrician apprenticeship. · Employment as an Electrical Improver or Trainee Electrician. · Progression to work-based NVQ qualifications. · Further professional qualifications such as Inspection & Testing, BS 7671 Wiring Regulations, EV Charging Installation and, ultimately, qualified Electrician status through completion of the relevant

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