Level: 3

Type: Diploma

Qualification Code: 600/9331/6

Overview:This qualification offers learners the opportunity to gain advanced knowledge and skills related to electrical installation. Unlike some qualifications, it does not require workplace evidence and therefore is suitable for individuals who are not currently employed in the electrical industry but may have an interest in pursuing a career in this field. The qualification has been adapted from the Diploma within the apprenticeship framework, which means successful completion enables learners to progress to an industry-recognized qualification. This serves as a stepping stone for individuals who are seeking further qualifications and recognition within the electrical industry. One of the key aspects of this qualification is the practical element, where learners will have the chance to practice and be assessed in a controlled environment on the installation and testing of electrical equipment. This practical experience is combined with theory, ensuring that learners have a comprehensive understanding of electrical installation in accordance with the current edition of the wiring regulations, commonly known as BS 7671. By completing this qualification, learners have the opportunity to not only gain hands-on skills but also acquire a solid understanding of electrical principles and science. This provides a well-rounded foundation for those seeking to enter the electrical industry or progress their existing knowledge and skills in this field.

UCAS Tariff Points:

Pass – 32 Points

Qualification pre-requisites:There are no specific entry qualifications or age limits imposed on learners for undertaking this qualification. Unless mandated by legal requirements or specific environmental factors, individuals of any age and background can participate in the assessment process. The assessment is open to any learner who has the potential to meet the assessment criteria defined in the qualification’s assessment guidelines. This means that learners will be evaluated based on their ability to demonstrate the required knowledge, skills, and competencies outlined in the assessment criteria. The aim is to provide equal opportunities for all learners, ensuring that those who possess the potential to meet the assessment criteria have the opportunity to undertake and successfully complete the qualification. In summary, there are no specific entry qualifications or age limits for this qualification, allowing learners of all backgrounds to participate. The assessment is open to any learner who can demonstrate the required competencies outlined in the assessment criteria.

Who is this qualification for?:This qualification is especially suitable for learners who are not currently employed in the electrical industry but have an interest in pursuing a career in this field. It provides an opportunity for individuals to develop their understanding and skills in electrical installation. Whether learners aspire to work as electricians or simply want to enhance their knowledge of electrical installation, this qualification offers a platform to acquire the necessary understanding and skills. It covers various aspects of electrical installation, including health and safety considerations, design and installation practices, termination and connection of conductors, inspection and testing, and fault diagnosis and rectification. By undertaking this qualification, learners can gain valuable knowledge and practical experience in a controlled environment. This can help them build a solid foundation if they decide to enter the electrical industry or explore related career opportunities. In summary, this qualification is well-suited for individuals who currently do not work

Minimum entry age: 16

Credit value: 49

Guided learning hours (min): 459

Guided learning hours (max): 478

How is this qualification assessed?:The assessment involves on-screen examinations, practical assessments and theory assignments.

How is this qualification delivered?:The qualification can be delivered completely at the Centre, with a mix of workshop and theory sessions.

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