Free CCN1 Gas Safety Course in Chichester. Classes run at Chichester College, daytime with flexible attendance. This free CCN1 gas safety course covers the core knowledge and safety principles required for working with domestic gas systems. The course runs over 40 hours. To check you meet the entry requirements, contact the college directly on 01243 786321 ext 2098 or email [email protected] before you apply. You'll earn a CCN1 Gas Safety Certificate on completion.
Entry requirements
Please contact us by calling on 01243 786321 ext:2098 or email [email protected] to make sure you are eligible and cover the course requirements
What you will learn
You'll learn the fundamental principles of gas safety in domestic settings.
You'll study the properties and behaviour of gas, including risks and hazards.
You'll understand the regulations and legal requirements governing gas work in the UK.
You'll learn how to identify unsafe gas installations and appliances.
You'll develop knowledge of ventilation and flue requirements for gas appliances.
You'll cover emergency procedures and safe isolation of gas supplies.
How you will learn
Learning takes place in the classroom at Chichester College over 40 hours of daytime study. The course is delivered with flexible attendance to fit around your schedule. Assessment is based on the CCN1 gas safety qualification requirements. Contact the college directly to confirm the specific assessment methods for your cohort.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Chichester College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Gas engineer (domestic) - install and maintain domestic gas appliances
Heating engineer - service boilers and central heating systems
Plumber with gas qualifications - combine plumbing and gas work
Facilities maintenance technician - maintain gas systems in commercial buildings
Gas safety inspector - check installations meet legal requirements
What you could study next
CCN1 is typically a foundation step toward further gas qualifications. You could progress to appliance-specific units such as CPA1 (central heating) or CKR1 (gas cookers), building toward full ACS (Accredited Certification Scheme) competency. ACS certification is required to work legally on gas appliances in the UK. Many engineers also pursue a Level 3 NVQ in Gas Engineering to support their Gas Safe Register registration.
