Overview
Electrical Installation City & Guilds 7202 Level 1 DiplomaAn introduction to the skills to carry out a range of electrical installation activities needed to start work in the industry. Units of study will include an introduction to all types of circuits, comprising the theory and regulations behind it. This course requires attendance for two evenings a week set over two years; both years of the course must be completed to achieve the qualification. This course is designed to give students the required level of understanding and underpinning knowledge to advance onto the Level 3 qualification, on the path to ultimately become a qualified electrician.
Course information
There are no formal entry requirements for this course, though you will need to have good numeracy and literacy skills, along with a strong interest in being an electrician. Entry to the course will be subject to a successful interview.
This course offers learners both practical and theoretical insights into the electrotechnical field of expertise. The practical aspect is covered by carrying out various types of electrical installations initially on boards, progressing onto real size as your ability increases, while the theoretical side is covered in a classroom environment. There is approximately a 50% split between practical and theory.
During the course you will be able to study the following topics:
- Health and Safety and Industry Practices
- Electrical Science
- Electrical Installation
- Electrical Technology
You will gain:
- City & Guilds Level 1 Technical Certificate in Electrical Installation (7202-01)
Following assessments will be used:
- Synoptic assignment
- Online/paper-based exam
This technical qualification focuses on the development of knowledge and practical skills needed for working in the electrotechnical industry, which will prepare you to enter an electrotechnical apprenticeship programme or progress onto a Level 2 Electrical Installation course.
To take part in this course you will need steel toe footwear for practical sessions; you will also need to provide your own note-taking equipment and a scientific calculator. The cost of all materials used in practical lessons is included in the enrolment.
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