Free Level 3 Diploma Electrical Installation Course in Worcester. Evening classes run at Heart of Worcestershire College, two nights a week from 6pm to 9pm. This is a full two-year course covering advanced electrical science, system design, fault diagnosis, and inspection and testing. You'll need a Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation and at least five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, including maths and English, to be considered. The course builds the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to work in the electrotechnical industry at a higher level.
Who this course is for
Are you a natural problem solver who likes fixing things? Do you have a mechanical mind? Are you curious about how things work?, , There is an ever-increasing need in the electrotechnical industry for highly skilled Technician Engineers, particularly for young men and women who are well trained and adaptable. This course aims to provide sound basic knowledge of electrics/electronics such that the Technician Engineer will be better equipped to meet the challenge of new technology in the 2000's, t
Entry requirements
A minimum of four GCSEs at grade A, B or C which should include mathematics, physics and either: English language or a subject demonstrating ability in the use of English language, or successful completion of a BTEC level 2 qualifications. Consideration will be given for previous appropriate attainments.
What you will learn
You'll study the principles of electrical science and how they apply to real installations.
You'll learn to design electrical systems to current industry standards.
You'll develop skills in fault diagnosis and rectification.
You'll carry out inspection, testing, and commissioning of electrical installations.
You'll explore environmental technologies and the regulatory requirements that govern them.
You'll complete a substantial electrical design project that draws together everything you've learned.
How you will learn
You'll be assessed through practical demonstrations and assignments completed in class. There are also practical examinations, written examinations, and controlled assessments. The course ends with a synoptic design project that tests your knowledge across all areas. Classes are held on two evenings a week at the All Saints Building in Deansway, Worcester.
What you will need to bring
You'll need to bring your own copies of the On-Site Guide and the current edition of BS7671 Wiring Regulations, plus a scientific calculator. Heart of Worcestershire College will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Electrical improver. Work on site developing your skills under supervision.
Electrical installer. Carry out domestic and commercial installation work.
Maintenance electrician. Keep electrical systems safe and operational.
Electrotechnical engineer. Progress into technical and design roles in the industry.
What you could study next
Level 3 NVQ in Electrotechnical Services. The practical, on-the-job qualification many employers look for when hiring qualified electricians.
Inspection and testing qualifications (such as City and Guilds 2391). A specialist route for those wanting to inspect and certify electrical installations.
Higher Technical Qualifications or degree-level study in electrical or building services engineering, for those aiming at design or project management roles.
