Level 1 Electrical Installation Course in Broxbourne. Classes run at Hertford Regional College Broxbourne Campus, full-time during the day. The course runs for 35 weeks and covers both theory and practical work across seven areas, from electrical wiring and terminations to electrical science and fabrication techniques. You'll start with an initial assessment to confirm the level is right for you. This City and Guilds level 1 electrical installation qualification is a solid entry point into the industry.
Who this course is for
The Electrical industry is a 23.6bn market so there is always a demand for electricians all around the UK. If you're looking to get your foot in the door our Level 1 course in Electrical Installation is the perfect starting point. What makes Electrical Installation at HRC special You will get the chance to work in a modern workshop that has had a recent 110000 refurbishment You will be taught by industry-trained lecturers who are experts in their field You will benefit from our links with local employers in the Electrical industry and have the chance to carry out work experience to help you get a job You will have lots of opportunities to progress to a higher level and complete the necessary qualifications to become a fully-qualified electrician We focus on practical work to help get your skills to the right levelWhat do our students say"I am now doing what I have always wanted to do I could have never got to where I am now without this qualification""The tutors were friendly and really supportive I would recommend this course to anyone thinking about it"
Entry requirements
All our courses are designed to cover the full range of topics and tasks as laid down by the awarding body in response to industry requirements. All practical activities are carried out within our state of the art workshops with theory work being a mix of classroom and practical assignment activities. The course consists of assessment units which assess the competence of a candidate over a wide range of activities.
What you will learn
You'll learn the structure of the construction industry and how electrical work fits within it.
You'll practise fundamental safe working practices in a workshop setting.
You'll apply environmental and sustainability measures relevant to domestic dwellings.
You'll prepare sites safely for electrical installation work.
You'll carry out electrical installation wiring and terminations.
You'll use fabrication techniques specific to electrical installation.
You'll study electrical science and technology, including circuit principles.
How you will learn
You'll learn through a mix of theory lessons and hands-on practical sessions in a workshop, with a strong practical emphasis. Assessments run throughout the course and include practical tasks, short-answer written questions, multiple-choice questions, circuit and wiring drawings, and knowledge assignments. Assessments take place at intervals of four to six weeks. You'll also complete an initial assessment at the start to check your current English and maths levels.
What you will need to bring
You'll need personal protective footwear and overalls when working in the practical workshops. For classroom sessions, bring a pencil case with writing pens and other standard stationery. Hertford Regional College Broxbourne Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Electrical installer trainee. Entry-level role supporting qualified electricians on site.
Construction labourer (electrical). Assisting with wiring and installation tasks.
Electrical maintenance assistant. Supporting upkeep of electrical systems in buildings.
Apprentice electrician. Combining work and study toward a full electrical qualification.
What you could study next
Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation. The natural next step after this course, covering more advanced wiring, circuits, and installation work.
Level 3 NVQ Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems and Equipment. The qualification electricians need to work toward a recognised industry card and demonstrate full competence on site.
Electrical apprenticeship. Combines paid work with structured training and leads to recognised industry status.
