Level 2 Diploma Electrical Installations Course in Camden. Classes run at College of North West London Euston Campus, part-time during the day. Entry requirements are assessed on an individual basis, so you don't need to meet a fixed entry bar to apply. The course runs over 36 weeks and covers the knowledge and practical skills needed to work in electrical installation. This City and Guilds level 2 diploma electrical installations qualification is recognised by employers across the construction and building services sector. Electricians can earn from around £20,000 at entry level, rising significantly with experience.
Who this course is for
Adults Only
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements will be assessed on an individual basis
What you will learn
You'll learn the principles of electrical science and how they apply to installations in buildings and structures.
You'll develop skills in wiring systems and the installation of electrical equipment.
You'll study health and safety requirements relevant to electrical work on site.
You'll learn how to interpret and work from technical drawings and wiring diagrams.
You'll understand the requirements of the current IET Wiring Regulations.
You'll practise fault-finding and inspection techniques used in electrical installations.
You'll gain knowledge of earthing systems, protection methods, and circuit design.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom teaching and hands-on practical sessions using the centre's electrical installation facilities. Assessment combines written tests, practical assignments, and coursework that covers both the theory and applied skills required by the City and Guilds specification. Your progress is assessed throughout the course rather than by a single end exam.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. College of North West London Euston Campus will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Electrical installer: fitting wiring and equipment in new and existing buildings.
Domestic electrician: carrying out electrical work in homes and residential properties.
Commercial electrician: working on offices, retail units, and public buildings.
Electrical maintenance technician: inspecting and maintaining electrical systems.
Construction site electrician: supporting electrical work on building projects.
What you could study next
Level 3 Diploma in Electrical Installations (Buildings and Structures): the next step for those wanting to complete the theory and testing elements needed to work toward becoming a qualified electrician.
18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (City and Guilds 2382): a short course required for anyone working with current UK wiring regulations, often taken alongside or after Level 2 study.
Electrical Apprenticeship (Level 3): combines paid work with structured training toward full electrician status.
