NET run this course in conjunction with the JIB, recognised throughout the industry by employers and training agencies alike as proof of competence in the field of ElectricalInstallation. It is also the final part of the Advanced Apprenticeship Framework. The College will administer and monitor the Practical Assessment to the criteria laid out by NET which will run over three consecutive days.

Assessment sections include:

• Safe Isolation
• Fault Diagnosis
• Inspection & Testing and a Composite Installation

All assessment sections will be carried out so as to be compliant with BS7671 2008 17th Edition.

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with the relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership
• Relevant experience for candidates to enter the programme
• For entry requirements see the guide set out by NET

This scheme is designed for operatives in associated trades working in dwellings and carrying out electrical work as part of their associated work activity. Examples include:

• Installing new circuits cuits from the consumerunit
• Adding additional points to a circuit

The scheme is split into three compulsory core units, four compulsory limited competence units and three optional specialist units.

Core Units

• Electrical Systems
• Electrical Health and Safety
• Building Regulations (including Part P)

Limited Competence Units

• Basic Electrical Systems and Safety
• Conventional Circuit Arrangements
• Circuit Protection, Earthing and Bonding
• Inspection, Testing and Certification

Optional Units

• Non-electrical Heating Systems
• Multiple Circuit Installations

What You Can Expect From Us

A fully trained professional team of staff

• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with the relevant certifi cation body
•  Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Relevant experience for candidates to enter the programme
• For entry requirements see the guide set out by Construction Skills

Level 2 Core units

• Unit 1 - Working Effectively and Safely in an Electrotechnical Environment
• Unit 2 - Principles of Electrotechnology
• Unit 3 - Application of Health and Safety and Electrical Principles (Stage 2)
• Unit 4 - Installation (Buildings and Structures)

Level 3 Core units

• Unit 1 - Application of Health and Safety and Electrical Principles
• Unit 2 - Installation (Building and Structures) Inspection, Testing and Commissioning
• Unit 3 - Installation (Building and Structures) Fault Diagnosis and Rectification

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on progression
• Support and motivation throughout the assessment process
• Assessment and training in accordance with relevant certification body
• Online assessment
• City & Guilds approved qualification

What We Can Expect From You

• Relevant experience to enter the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Commitment to the programme
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership
• To complete home study and take responsibility for your own learning objectives

This is a three year programme which includes:

• Electricity Systems Technology NVQ Level 3 (2353)
• Certificate in Electrical Technology Engineering Level 3
• City & Guilds Electrical Technology Engineering (2330) Level 2 & 3
• Level 2 Key Skills in

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information,advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership

This is a three year programme which includes:

• Electrotechnical Services NVQ Level 3
• Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology Level 2
• Certificate in Electrotechnical Technology Level 3
• Key Skills in

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership

Trainees will develop a portfolio of on site evidence and complete all the assessments required. The units for the programme are;

Core units

Ensure safe on site working:

• Diagnose and correct electrical faults
• Provide technical and functional information
• Maintain a safe and healthy working environment

Occupation route units

• Electrical Installation (Building Structures)
• Prepare to install wiring systems, wiring enclosures and equipment
• Install wiring systems, wiring enclosures and equipment
• Connect wiring systems and equipment using safe and approved methods
• Inspect, test and commission an electrical installation

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership
• Candidates to be in employment in the electrical industry

This course covers the essential knowledge that is needed for the role of appointed person.

 This course is designed to assist an employer in the provision of a suitably qualified first aid person when the risk has been perceived as being in the category where an appointed person is required.
By the end of the course the delegate will be able to:

• Render Emergency First Aid to an injured person until medical assistance is available including Heart Attacks, Fractures, Choking, Burns, Shock, Control of Bleeding, Resuscitation, Unconscious casualty.
• Recognise and appropriately treat most emergency situations

Fulfil the criteria outlined for an appointed person within the First Aid Regulations.

Initial training is completed within 1 Day (6hrs).
Whilst there is no compulsory requirement for retraining, it is normally considered beneficial for appointed persons to have their skills reassessed every 3 years.

A maximum of 12 students can be accommodated on this course and must be aged a minimum of 16 years or above.

We are able to deliver this course on your site, subject to a pre-course assessment of your premises or delivery can be provided at Trafford College campus.

This course is intended for qualified electricians who have already gained the relevant qualifi cations for practicing electrical installation operatives. This course aims to provide electrical installation employees with a full appreciation of the current edition of the I.E.E. Wiring Regulations.

Learning outcomes

There are eight outcomes to this unit. These outcomes relate to Parts 1-7 and the Appendices of BS 7671: 2008

A knowledge and understanding of:

• Scope, object and fundamental principles
• Defi nitions
• Assessment of general characteristics
• Protection for safety
• Selection and erection of equipment
• Inspection and testing
• Special installations or locations
• Appendices

A two hour multiple choice online exam is set by City & Guilds at the end of the programme. Entry to this exam is available to all those completing the course.

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with the relevant certifi cation body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshop with the latest technologies
• Confi dential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership
• Relevant experience for candidates to enter the programme
• Enthusiasm and a good attitude to work
• For entry requirements see the guide set out by City & Guilds

The aim of this course is to provide the training to satisfy the NICEICs requirement that prospective qualifying managers and operatives are fully conversant with the requirements of BS 7671, for Inspection, Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations.

Areas of study include:

Preparation for Inspection and Testing

• Inspection
• Testing
• Certification

The delivery of the course will be structured to meet the assessments laid down by City & Guilds. Underpinning knowledge will be covered by lectures and task-based learning while practical competence will be facilitated by hands-on workshop-based practical training.

The course will be assessed in two parts:

1) Inspection, Testing and Certification written paper short answers

2) Inspection, Testing and Certification practical assessments

NB Success in the City & Guilds 2391 does not guarantee automatic acceptance to the register of the NICEIC, but gives applicants a good chance of success.

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with the relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Relevant experience for candidates to enter the programme
• For entry requirements see the guide set out by City & Guilds
• Relevant experience for candidate to enter the programme

This course is aimed at Managers, Administrators, Supervisors in workplaces providing maintenance services and those responsible for carrying out the testing of equipment and maintaining records of results.

Learners study for 2 separate qualifications over the 12 weeks: Management of electrical Equipment Maintenance and Inspection and Testing of Equipment, and complete an online assessment.

The areas of study include:

Management of Electrical Equipment Maintenance:

• The law and scope of legislation
• Training for competence
• Instruments
• Documentation and labeling
• Electrical equipment
• In-service Inspection and Testing

Inspection and Testing of Equipment:

Legal Background (Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, Electricity at Work Regulations 1989);

Construction Classifi cation of Equipment; Inspection and Testing Procedures; Frequency of maintenance and record keeping; Recording of Test Result on Test Schedules.

Underpinning knowledge is given by use of a full set of course notes and exploration of the relevant Code of Practice. Practical hands-on training will be given and visual aids are used in the form of instruments and equipment.

What You Can Expect From Us

• A fully trained professional team of staff
• Regular feedback on candidates progression
• Support and motivation
• A clear development plan
• Assessment and training in accordance with the relevant certification body
• Fully equipped classrooms and workshops with the latest technologies
• Confidential and impartial information, advice, guidance and support to help you achieve your goals

What We Can Expect From You

• Commitment to the programme
• Work with the Assessor
• Support the Assessor in any areas of concern
• Endorse the partnership
• Relevant experience for candidates to enter the programme.
• For entry requirements see the guide set out by City & Guilds