This course package is designed to give you the skills to find employment in this growing industry. If you want to work unsupervised you will need to complete our full 4-step programme including an NVQ.

If you find employment, don’t forget you can also transfer to one of our funded apprenticeships to complete your training.

Advances your skills from domestic installation to commercial installation. Further training on H&S, science, installation techniques and communication.

The second step of our 4 steps programme and one of our most popular courses. The course breaks down as follows:

• 5 Days eLearning
• 20 Days with a teacher covering practical and theory

201 – Health and Safety in building services engineering

202 – 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

On successful completion of Step 2, you will achieve the City and Guilds 2365 Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations.

• 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)

You can choose to complete these classes consecutively, or over a longer period of time.

If you would like to discuss flexible options give us a call on 01293 529777 with your preferred dates.

Most learners who complete Step 2 progress to Step 3 to complete the Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations, however, you could also consider the following:

• Find employment and switch to one of our apprenticeships.
• Find employment and work with an electrician as a labourer, carrying out basic electrical tasks which are within your new skillset.
• Take some time out. You can always return to complete the Diploma Level 3 or an apprenticeship when you are ready.

Some learners also use this Level 2 qualification to gain access to other industries such as engineering.