C&G2365 Diploma in Electrical L2
This course will expand your knowledge and skills in order to work in the electrical installation industry. You will learn the
intermediate skills of electrotechnical technology through the combination of theory lessons and practical work in our
modern, well-equipped workshops. The course will also develop your confidence to conduct repairs and carry out fault finding on electrical circuitry. You will study a range of subjects, including: testing dead circuits, safe isolation procedures, comprehensive metal-working skills and conduit and trunking.
3 GCSEs grade 9-4 (A*-C) or a related Level 1 vocational qualification including, English and maths. Equivalence of these
qualifications will be considered. Mature applicants may be considered on relevant experience without having the required
entry requirements. However, a maths and English may be required.
This qualification builds on foundational knowledge and provides students with advanced skills required for a career in the electrical industry. Key highlights of the course include in-depth training in electrical wiring, fault finding, installation of electrical systems and understanding electrical drawings and regulations. The course combines practical hands-on experience with theoretical learning, ensuring students are well-prepared for real-world electrical installation tasks and equipped to progress to higher level qualifications or begin working as a qualified electrician.
This course opens up various career opportunities in the electrical industry, including roles such as an apprentice electrician, electrical installation technician or maintenance electrician. With this qualification, students can start working in residential, commercial or industrial electrical installations. For further study, learners can progress to the Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installation, which is essential for becoming a fully qualified electrician.
The assessment consists of both practical and theoretical components. Students are assessed through practical tasks in a workshop environment, where they demonstrate their ability to carry out electrical installations and fault-finding techniques. Additionally, written exams and assignments test their understanding of electrical theory, regulations and safety standards. Continuous assessments and feedback throughout the course ensure that students develop both their practical skills and technical knowledge, preparing them for a career in the electrical industry.
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