Free Level 2 Diploma Electrical Installations Course in Bedford. Classes run at Bedford College, part-time during the day, one day a week over one year. That pace lets you keep other commitments while you build solid practical and technical knowledge of electrical installations in buildings and structures. You'll cover wiring systems, electrical science, health and safety, and the regulations that govern electrical work in the UK. The City and Guilds diploma electrical installations qualification is a recognised step toward working as an electrical installer.
Who this course is for
Course Summary can be found on the course page of the website
Entry requirements
Entry requirements can be found on the course page of the website
What you will learn
You'll learn the principles of electrical science and how they apply to installations in buildings.
You'll understand wiring systems, cables, and containment methods used in domestic and commercial settings.
You'll study the health and safety requirements that govern electrical work on site.
You'll learn how to apply the IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671) to real electrical installations.
You'll develop skills in planning, preparing, and carrying out electrical installation work.
You'll understand how to inspect, test, and commission electrical installations.
You'll learn how to fault-find and diagnose problems in electrical systems.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based teaching at Bedford College, combining theory sessions with practical work. Assessment includes written assignments, practical tasks, and end-of-unit tests. You'll be assessed on your knowledge of electrical science, wiring regulations, and installation techniques. Practical assessments check your ability to carry out and inspect electrical work to the required standard.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. Bedford College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Electrical installer: fitting wiring and systems in homes and buildings.
Domestic electrician: carrying out electrical work in residential properties.
Commercial electrician: electrical installations in offices and retail premises.
Electrical maintenance technician: servicing and maintaining electrical systems.
Apprentice electrician: combining on-site work with further study toward full qualification.
What you could study next
Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems and Equipment: the qualification electricians need to work independently and apply for an ECS Gold Card.
Level 3 Award in the Requirements for Electrical Installations (BS 7671): the IET Wiring Regulations qualification that employers and clients expect electricians to hold.
Electrical apprenticeship (Level 3): combines paid on-site work with the qualifications needed to become a fully qualified electrician.
