6 Units – 2 evenings a week over a 16-week period  (Tuesday & Wednesday 6-9pm)

The Level 3 City & Guilds Diploma in Technical Occupational Entry in Electrical Installations is designed to help those who want to become fully qualified within the electrical field.  This course will enable you to become an electrical improver on-site. and you will then have to complete the NVQ portfolio to sit your end point assessment (AM2’s) to become a fully qualified electrician.

The evening route is ideal for those people who want to retrain but are in current employment during the day. 

Course Breakdown

The Level 3 City & Guilds 2366-03 Level 3 Diploma in Technical Occupational Entry in Electrical Installations is a comprehensive course designed for those who already hold the Level 2 diploma and want to fast-track their journey towards becoming a fully qualified electrician. This qualification is the latest update of the C&G 2365-03 and now includes the current 18th Edition qualification.

 

The course is made up of six units consisting of three online exams, one design exercise, and two practical assessments.

  • Unit 301: Scientific principles
  • Unit 302: Inspection, Testing & Commissioning of Electrotechnical Systems
  • Unit 303: Fault finding and diagnosis
  • Unit 304: Electrical design practices and procedures
  • Unit 305: Organising and overseeing electrical work activities in buildings
  • Unit 306: Understand the Requirements of Electrical Installations to BS 7671:2018 (2022)

Pre-Requisites

  • Learners must be aged 19+ and hold one of the following:
    Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures) (2365-02), 8202 or other Awarding Organisation equivalent to complete the qualification satisfactorily

Payment

£1,000 (inc. VAT) initial payment on booking

£1120 (inc. VAT) by week 5

£1120 (inc. VAT) by week 10

This price is fully inclusive of City & Guilds 2366 examination fees, lunch and refreshments and includes a copy of

  • City & Guilds Electrical Installations Book 2 (Peter Tanner)

 

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Book requirements (not included)

  • On-Site Guide
  • BS 7671: 2018 Wiring Regulations (brown cover)

Equipment

Your own set of steel toe capped boots (workshop use)

Your own set of tools are optional (this will be advised by the tutor in week 1)

Scientific calculator (non-programmable)

Fine tip coloured pens

Highlighters

Sticky tabs/post it notes

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We also run an Intensive 3 week version of this course, click here for details.

 

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