City & Guilds 2330 Electrotechnical Training Level 2

If you want to be an Electrician, this City and Guilds 2330 courses provides electrotechnical training for those wishing to progress to attain N/SVQ

Do you want to be a qualified Electrician? Then this City & Guilds 2330 course is for you.

We have designed this City and Guilds 2330 electrical course schedule to fit around your busy life. 

We understand that many people do not have the time or the inclination to attend a Local Authority College to undertake this qualification course, which is generally only available locally over the period of a full academic year for 18 to 20 year olds. 

However here at Tradeskills4u we have developed this course that works well for candidates of any age over 18 - including more mature students who may have families, work or other commitments.

This award is aimed at candidates who:

Wish for career progression within the electro technical industry.

Are following Electrical Modern Apprenticeship programmes

Who do and do not have access to an N/SVQ 

This City & Guilds Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology provides basic electrotechnical training combining knowledge and practical skills needed to get started. 

If you have no previous experience or qualifications then you should start here at Level 2.  

This will take you through the fundamental aspects of an electrician's work, such as Health and Safety, as well as allowing you to select topics relevant to the area of electrical engineering that you are keen to specialise in, including:  

Installation 

Maintenance 

Instrumentation 

Panel building 

You can then move onto Level 3 of the City & Guilds 2330 here at Tradeskills4u which will take your knowledge and skills to a higher stage and covers:  

Inspection 

Testing 

Diagnosing problems 

Repairing faults 

If you are aged 16-25 the Certificate can form part of an Apprenticeship that allows you to 'earn while you learn'.

Alternatively once you have understood the basics, successfully completed your certificates and found a job, the next step would be to take an NVQ that reflects your chosen specialist area.  

For the award of a Certificate, Candidates must successfully complete the assessments for Units 1, 2, and 3 plus the assessments for Occupational Unit 4.

Course Duration

This is an intensive 10 week course held over a 20 week period. (two weeks on, then two weeks off.)

Reference Books Required

Electrical Installations Level 2 

ISBN no . 978-0-435449-36-0  

On Site Guide 

ISBN No. 0863413749