Welding Skills (Adults)
| Study Level | Level 1 |
| Duration | 1 Academic Year |
| Study Mode | Part-time |
| Start Date | September 2025 |
Electrical Installation (Adults)
Study LevelLevel 3 Course TypeAdult Duration1 Academic Year Start DateSeptember 2025 Study ModePart-time LocationTrinity GreenOverview
Our City & Guilds level 3 course gives you a high level of knowledge and occupational skills in the electrical industry and gives you the platform to progress to further vocational learning or employment. It will prepare you to enter an electrical apprenticeship programme where you can be recognised by the industry as a competent electrical installation/maintenance engineer.
Key Info
The high-level knowledge and skills you will primarily focus on include the knowledge of advanced electrical principles, the design and requirements of electrical installations, the knowledge and skills of inspection, testing and commissioning of electrical systems and electrical system fault diagnosis and rectification. You will learn to use the technical industry specific terminology, interpret design briefs for complex work-related tasks, carry out planning which shows an ability to identify and analyse the relevant information in the brief and achieve an outcome which successfully meets the key requirements of the brief.
- Planning and Overseeing Electrical Work Activities
- Principles of Electrical Science
- Electrical Design and Installation Practices and Procedures
- Principles of Inspection, Testing and Commissioning Electrical Systems
- Inspecting, Testing and Commissioning Electrical Systems
- Electrical System Fault Diagnosis and Rectification
- Requirements for Electrical Installations
Entry to this course requires a Level 2 qualification in Electrical Installation and GCSE Maths and English at a grade 4/ grade C as a minimum.
Technical qualifications are based around the development of a toolkit of knowledge, understanding and skills that you need in order to have the capability to work in a particular industry or occupational area. You are expected to be able to apply your knowledge, understanding and skills in decision making to solve problems and achieve given outcomes. You will complete formal assessments and examinations including a synoptic assessment where you will need to identify and use effectively, in an integrated way, an appropriate selection of skills, techniques, concepts, theories, and knowledge from across the whole subject area. You will demonstrate your skills in the electrical workshop and assessment centre.
Your course may include experience of work or a work placement that could lead to the offer of a part-time, voluntary or casual work. You might be able to work outside of your studies. Our students benefit from local site visits and trips to construction companies within the local community.
Successful completion of this course can lead to further vocationally related qualifications, employment or an Apprenticeship. Careers include:
- Approved Electrician
- Electrical Installation/Maintenance Engineer
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