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C&G 2365 L 2 & 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations

This document provides course information for City & Guilds Level 2 and 3 Diplomas in Electrical Installations. The qualifications cover areas of electro-technical technology and health and safety. Level 2 is for new entrants to the industry, while Level 3 requires completion of Level 2. The courses are run in Burgess Hill and Portchester and include written and practical assessments. Level 2 takes one year to complete, followed by Level 3 in a second year. Fees include study materials and certification.

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C&G 2365 L 2 & 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations

This document provides course information for City & Guilds Level 2 and 3 Diplomas in Electrical Installations. The qualifications cover areas of electro-technical technology and health and safety. Level 2 is for new entrants to the industry, while Level 3 requires completion of Level 2. The courses are run in Burgess Hill and Portchester and include written and practical assessments. Level 2 takes one year to complete, followed by Level 3 in a second year. Fees include study materials and certification.

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City & Guilds (2365 - Level 2 and 3)

Diploma in Electrical Installations (Building and Structures)


Course Information Sheet 028

Introduction
This course is intended for candidates who want to gain the knowledge and abilities to progress onto the full
NVQ programme (City & Guilds 2357). The Level 2 qualification is designed for new entrants to the industry,
and Level 3 is aimed at those who have already completed the Level 2 qualification. This course may also be
suitable for students who wish to become domestic installers.

About the course


This qualification covers many areas within electro-technical technology including:
At level 2 At level 3
 Health and Safety  Fault diagnosis & rectification
 Principles of electrical science  Inspection, testing & commissioning
 Electrical installations technology  Electrical systems design
 Installation of wiring systems & enclosures  Career awareness in building services
 Communication within building services  Principles & requirements of environmental
technology systems

Where is the course run?


At our Training Centres in Burgess Hill, West Sussex and Portchester, near Portsmouth.

What qualifications do I need to have to do this course?


Although no formal qualifications are required, the course will require a fair amount of Maths and English
skills.

About the assessment


Assessment includes written assessments, written exams, multiple choice written tests and practical
assignments.

How long will it take?


Level 2 will take one year (40 weeks), followed by a second year for Level 3 (40 weeks) There will be a three
day practical assessment towards the end of year one.

What does it cost?


For current prices speak to one of our sales consultants – call 01444 870860 or 02392 190190. The price will
include all revision, study notes, assessment and certification fees.
Preparation for the course
You should familiarise yourself with the 17th Edition Wiring Regulations (BS 7671).
Other books will be required over the duration of the course, but they are not required from the start and
your tutor will advise you when to purchase them.
You must ensure that you have the latest version – details can be found on the IET website
http://electrical.theiet.org/wiring-regulations/index.cfm
Books are available to buy from the IET, from electrical suppliers such as City Electrical Factors and Medlocks
Electrical, from bookshops or from on-line retailers such as Amazon.

What will I need?


You should bring the following with you to your course:
 Your own copy of latest version of the required books for this course – (see above)
 Pen, paper and non-programmable scientific calculator
 Photo I.D. such as passport, driving licence or company I.D. card (you will not be allowed to sit the
on-line examination without this).

How do I book?
Call the office on 01444 870860 or 02392 190190 and speak to one of our consultants.
They will discuss dates and availability with you and can take payment by debit or credit card to confirm your
place.

CIS 028 V7 02/18

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