Course Overview
This course is designed to confirm that the candidate has achieved the required occupational competence to work as a qualified electrician. The assessment evaluates a range of practical skills and underpinning knowledge, including installation practices, inspection and testing, and fault diagnosis, in line with industry standards and current wiring regulations.
Course Content
The assessment is in sections:
- Section A – Composite Installation
- Section B – Inspection and testing of the completed composite installation
- Section C – Safe Isolations of Circuits
- Section D – Fault diagnosis and correction
- Section E – Assessment of applied knowledge
Who should attend
· Delegates should have developed the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required for professional practice within the electrical installation industry.
Certification
· Assessment of Occupational Competence or End Point Assessment certificate
Key Benefits
- Recognised and respected across the electrical industry
- Supports progression to professional registration and industry schemes
- Demonstrates practical ability, safe working practices, and technical knowledge
Course details
Course code
Duration
3 Days
Where
NETA – Stockton
Course information
- Be enrolled on, or have completed, a recognised electrical installation apprenticeship programme
- Have successfully completed the required Level 3 electrical installation qualification
- Meet the gateway requirements set by the apprenticeship standard
