Level 3 Electrical Installations Course in Brent. Classes run at College of North West London, part-time during the day over 35 weeks. Entry requirements are assessed individually, so you don't need to meet a fixed standard before you apply. This level 3 electrical installations course covers electrical principles, testing, and inspection in depth, completing the intensive theory side of your training. It builds on the knowledge gained at Level 2 and prepares you for work as a qualified electrician. Qualified electricians can earn up to £45,000, according to payscale.com.
Who this course is for
Adults Only
Entry requirements
Entry Requirements will be assessed on an individual basis
What you will learn
You'll study advanced electrical principles and how they apply to buildings and structures.
You'll learn how to inspect and test electrical installations to industry standards.
You'll develop knowledge of wiring systems, circuits, and electrical equipment.
You'll understand health and safety regulations relevant to electrical work.
You'll apply fault-finding techniques to identify and resolve electrical problems.
You'll complete your own work to demonstrate practical competence.
How you will learn
You'll learn through classroom-based sessions combining theory and practical work. Daytime classes are delivered part-time across 35 weeks. Assessment is through a combination of written exams and practical tasks that test your knowledge of electrical principles, inspection, and testing. Your progress is assessed on an ongoing basis throughout the course.
What you will need to bring
The centre will provide most materials. College of North West London will confirm anything else you need before you start.
Where next
Jobs you could do
Electrical installer: fitting wiring and systems in new builds and refurbishments.
Domestic electrician: electrical work in homes and residential properties.
Commercial electrician: installations in offices, retail, and public buildings.
Maintenance electrician: keeping electrical systems safe and operational.
Self-employed electrician: running your own electrical contracting business.
Electrical site supervisor: overseeing electrical work on construction projects.
What you could study next
NVQ Level 3 Diploma in Installing Electrotechnical Systems and Equipment: the on-the-job NVQ that, combined with this qualification, supports applications for an ECS Gold Card, recognised across the industry.
18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations (BS 7671): a short course required for electricians working on modern installations, often taken alongside or after Level 3 study.
Electrical Apprenticeship (Level 3): a work-based route that combines employment with structured training.
