Electrical Installation Level 3 Diploma

Vocational • Level 3

Electrical Installation Level 3 Diploma

Vocational • Level 3

Type of LearningSchool Leaver

Course CodeA4395

Study ModeFull Time

Duration1 year

CostQuestion tooltip iconFree

Awarded ByEAL

Location ByBurnley College

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About the course

On this course you will learn the practical and theoretical aspects of electrical installation, including assembling electrical wiring systems, safe and efficient working practices, and using and communicating technical information. The develop your knowledge of electrotechical design, environmental technology systems, science and principles, inspection testing and commissioning, diagnosing and correcting electrical faults, overseeing and organising the work environment and small-scale solar photovoltaic systems. This vocational programme is the entry level for Electrical installation and is designed to map to Apprenticeship course content, giving you the necessary skills to progress into the electrical industry.

Type of LearningSchool Leaver

Course CodeA4395

Study ModeFull Time

Duration1 year

CostQuestion tooltip iconFree

Awarded ByEAL

Location ByBurnley College

Start Date/s

01/09/2025

Entry Requirements

A Level 2 Diploma in Electrical Installation with at least a Merit grade or an appropriate Level 2 Diploma plus GCSEs at grade 4 including English, Mathematics and Science

Assessment

Assessment is both practical and theoretical, involving eight practical assessments and seven theoretical assessments, externally moderated.

Careers & Progression

On successful completion of this course you may progress to a Level 3 Award in internal Verification and Certification of Electrical Installation and a Level 3 Periodic Inspection Testing and Certification of Electrical Installations. Careers that this course may lead to include self-employed electrician, building services engineer or a range of roles in the management within the construction industry.

Additional Details

Equipment Needed

You will be required to provide appropriate Personal Protective Equipment


Enrichment Activities

The division is focused on links with the community and community projects, offering the opportunity for work experience for full time learners. All areas regularly host and compete in regional and national skills competitions with World Skills, SPARKS and HIPS. Other examples include: Employer sponsored Job of the Term awards, Construction site visits, Entry into national trade skills competitions, Excursions to national trade exhibitions, Voluntary building work, Visits to buildings of architectural significance

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