The C&G 3667 level 2 course formerly C&G 3666 is the starting point for anyone wanting to get into an exciting career in communications. You may already be an engineer but have no formal qualification because you have completed on the job training. More and more companies, councils, universities etc, are asking contractors, engineers and companies for this formal qualification regardless whether you have completed manufacturers training, they now want to see vocational training certificates.
If you require a CSCS card then you have to complete the C&G 3667 communications cabling, without it you will not get a card which means you cannot get on site.
The City and Guilds 3667-02 is broken down in the following modules:
Unit 1 Principles of Communications (Core Module) Unit 2 Fibre optics installation and testing of internal networks Unit 3 Fibre optics installation and testing of external networks Unit 4 Voice and Data Cabling covering both data cabling Cat5E, Cat6, Cat6A, Telephony and coaxial
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What you could study next
After completing your Level 2 communications cabling qualification, you could move on to a Level 3 Award or NVQ in a related electrical or telecoms discipline. A City and Guilds Level 3 qualification in electrical or network installation would strengthen your position for senior engineer roles. You might also consider fibre optic cabling qualifications if your work involves fibre infrastructure.
